Transport Ticketing & Passenger Information Global 2016 celebrates its 7th gathering on the 26-28 January 2016 in the Old Billingsgate Market, London.
How can the industry collectively get more people onto public transport?
The entire ticketing and payments ecosystem in public transport gathers at this event for the annual opportunity to meet representatives to meet peers, build new relationships, get live updates on the ticketing programmes in play, be the first to hear about launches and hear from the tech pioneers on how to scale your programme.
If there is one gathering you must attend to set your public transport business ready for 2016 and beyond – it should be Transport Ticketing & Passenger Information Global 2016.
Meet our friendly exhibitors who are on hand to give you expert advice, answer your specific questions and demonstrate the very latest innovations and technology. It’s a quick way to meet and benchmark suppliers and find the perfect solution for your organisation.
Our exhibitors offer solutions and products in the following areas and more:
- System integrators
- Card manufacturers
- Chip manufacturers
- Terminal and card reader manufacturers
- Security and fraud specialists
- Mobile ticketing technology vendors
- Payments networks
- Mobile network operators
- Consultants
- Data analytic providers
- Smart City solution providers
- Information systems manufactures
- Semi conductors.
- Networking
- The event offers unprecedented opportunities to meet senior peers from the smart ticketing and passenger information industry to discuss current issues and emerging innovations which will shape the future of the industry. The event is a great chance to meet with old contacts and make vital new ones, and share ideas on challenges, successes and areas of growth.
- There’s over 10 hours of facilitated networking built into the event for you – during coffeehe 2015 event was a huge success, bringing operators, government authorities and solution specialists from across the global value chain.
Over 50% of attendees were potential buyers; many of who were actively looking to invest in ticketing technology to support ticketing programmes on local, regional, national an international scale. breaks, lunch and during sessions
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