Transport Ticketing Global 2020 Workshop Agenda

The increasing abundancy of disruptive technologies, their cross-disciplinary application in transport, and the way people use these technologies force researchers and decision makers to keep up with these developments and regulate them. With the availability of data in today's world, combined with advanced computing power and artificial intelligence (AI) approaches, we can enhance the use of information to create a solid foundation for foresight of new disruptive technologies and innovations. This presentation will find the gaps between disruptive technologies to make the smart cities of the future smarter.

With the rise of multi-modal trip planning as part of the MaaS platform, commuters start to face the next challenge after having the best route to go from A to B - paying for different modes of transportation. Instead of the hassle of searching for change, paying at different payment stations or even the real basics of which ticket you need for your next trip, it's time to make commuters' life easier by providing a seamless, frictionless experience. Join us to learn how Moovit is simplifying urban mobility for over 650 million users and becoming one platform for all methods of transportation - both trip-planning and payments.

Join Google as they discuss the improvements that mobile makes possible throughout the customer lifecycle for public transport. Google Pay offers features to aid discovery, purchase, redemption and review of transport journeys, with live implementations supporting barcode ticketing, mobile based closed loop, and EMV open loop.

Amid an increasingly complex mobility system, a new buzzword has emerged as the solution for all issues: Mobility-as-a-Service. However, MaaS seems to be shrouded in confusion and requires unpacking: what it actually is, how MaaS trip planning should work, and what cities have to expect from a MaaS solution. Together with the audience he will elaborate on the three MaaS fundamentals and will leave the room with a checklist for those planning to improve access to their urban mobility networks.

The Open Transport initiative has created and published Open Standards for transport account interoperability. These are now free to adopt and adapt by any organisation without cost or constraint. This session will cover the background of work done so far and the future plans & objectives of the initiative.