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Wednesday 25th January: Conference Day One |
| 08:00 |
Registration and coffee
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| 09:00 |
Chairman's Address
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| 09:10 |
Keynote Presentation
EVALUATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMARTCARDS ACROSS EUROPE
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| 09:20 |
Transport ticketing today: the Department for Transport view
Find out about the government’s vision for smart and integrated ticketing
- How the McNulty report, GB rail franchise policy and the work of the Competition Commission impacts on transport ticketing
- Identify where the sector is heading and how to maximise your ticketing service in compliance with government plans
Speaker(s):
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| 09:40 |
What is the future of ITSO: gain insight into the next developments for smartcards
Learn how and why the national standard for smart ticketing and interoperability is increasingly being adopted by bus and train operators
- Gain insight into how the ITSO specifi cation is being reviewed in order to future-proof it
- Understand how ITSO is moving forward as a cost-effective, relevant and sustainable national solution and what this means for your service
Speaker(s):
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| 10:00 |
Smart ticketing for railways – which ticketing option presents the more profi table business case
- What does the McNulty report mean for ticketing in the rail industry?
- Are cost saving initiatives such as ‘shoulder-peak pricing’ practical?
- Compare the business case for different smart ticketing solutions on commuter, long-distance and rural services
- Understand why there is growing interest in mobile and print-athome barcode ticketing on rail services – recognize the business case
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| 10:20 |
Break and refreshments
Technology Box One - 10:50 - 11:10
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| 10:50 |
Deploying a multi-modal smart card scheme: a PTE and TOC partnership perspective
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| 11:10 |
Case study:
Options for delivering smart ticketing in Scotland
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| 11:30 |
International case study:
Maximize the potential of your smartcard scheme- Understand how the smartcard can evolve from a ‘ticket for transport’ to be used for micropayments and other services
- Evaluate the Japanese Suica card story – how has the smart card been developed and overcome obstacles to provide additional services?
- Assess the future vision of the Japanese smart card – what are the next steps?
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| 11:50 |
European Case Study
Building a multi modal ticketing programme across the Brescia region, Italy
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| 12:10 |
Moving beyond contactless cards. use cases for Transport Operators
- Discuss the business case for contactless USB keys and sticker use
- What are the opportunities for ticketing?
- Look at associated services through smart kiosks and smart one card solutions
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| 12:30 |
Lessons learnt from smartcard implementations from around the world
- Find out what are the most common factors overlooked in deploying a smartcard scheme and simple steps to avoid these
- Understand how simplifying your objectives can create a stronger business model
- Identify and decide on the outcomes you want from your programme to shape a more sucessful scheme
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| 12:50 |
Lunch and networking
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| 13:50 |
Transport for London Case Study:
Launching the world’s first fully open-loop contactless payment method for transport
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| 14:10 |
Build sustainable and profitable partnerships with banks to drive an open loop, interoperable ticketing system for your passengers
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| 14:30 |
Building an open loop EMV ticketing system - the technology perspective
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| 14:50 |
European case study
Launching a multi-modal open fare payment ticketing solution in Romania- Understand the European market and defi ne the objectives of your ticketing scheme enabling you to target your market more effectively
- How to partner successfully with operators, banks and solution providers to strengthen your business model
- Recognise what is driving your business partners and assign appropriate actions to each to maximize productivity
- Predict, prepare and overcome challenges faced in deploying a multimodal open fare ticketing project
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| 15:10 |
South Africa Case Study
Lessons learnt from world's first deployment of an anonymous ticketing programme- Examine how to include unbanked and anonymous passengers within your bankcard ticketing scheme
- Understand how operators have adapted to compulsory EMV contactless technology and integrated the move into their strategy
- Determine the steps required in creating one card which is cross modal and multi operator
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| 15:30 |
Break and refreshments
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| 16:00 |
The vision of a pan European smart ticketing system and why it is important to achieve
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| 16:20 |
Build an interoperable platform – recognise how different organizations can work together to establish a profi table system
- Recognise the key factors to consider when creating an interoperable system which generates profit for all stakeholders – evaluate a new pricing model
- Get insight into the extension of smartcards on the tram network
- Hear about the challenges GMPTE have overcome in creating a building an interoperable system
- Identify the resulting economic and customer satisfaction incentives in building a multi-modal system
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| 16:40 |
TAP TSI – the journey to create an interoperable Europe railway system
- Gain insight into the TAP TSI project and the new regulations set by the European commission to encourage increased interoperability on European railway lines
- Understand how the European commission is revolutionizing European railway
- Assess the rise of the European commission as a key player in the European ticketing sector – what do the regulations mean to your
- programme?
Speaker(s):
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| 17:00 |
A different route to interoperability:
GlobalPlatform Specifications and what it means for the future of the Transit Sector- Learn how GlobalPlatform’s specifi cations can be applied to create a secure and cross-border interoperable e-ticketing system and what this means for your transit route
- Discuss GlobalPlatform’s value proposition for the public transportation industry and understand how this standard can apply to your service model
- Understand how these specifi cations can be integrated into new ticketing mediums such as mobile phones to ensure that you provide a more efficient service for your customer
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| 17:20 |
Smartcard standards debate:
ITSO, VDV and Calypso – why is interoperability taking so long?
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| 18:00 |
Chairman’s closing remarks
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| 18:05 |
Drinks reception sponsored by Visa
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| 19:00 |
End of Day One
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| 19:30 |
Transport Operators’ Thought Leadership Dinner
The Thought Leadership dinner will be a VIP invitation-only dinner for selected senior decision makers from transport operators from across Europe. This intimate gathering will allow for in-depth discussion amongst transport operators around the future of ticketing. This will also include conversation surrounding the move for operators towards an open-loop payment system for ticketing
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| 21:00 |
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