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Philippe Vappereau, from RATP's General Director for Services, Marketing and Customer Experience and President of Calypso Networks Association, and Joël Eppe, SNCF's Ticketing Director, explain why these two entities actively support the development of a new project in the field of ticketing.
In our latest free-to-view Ticketing Supplement, contributions come from Barry Dorgan at Ireland’s NTA covering the success of Leap Card; a future ticketing outlook from Philippe Vappereau from CAN, and Steve Wakeland from ITSO discusses how 2016 will be a crucial year for smart ticketing in the UK...
For more than two decades, Calypso technology has been a front-running initiator in the field of smart ticketing. But what does the future hold? Philippe Vappereau, Chairman of the Calypso Networks Association (CNA) tells us how CNA plans to meet the future expectations of its users.
11 June 2015 | By Katie Sadler, Digital Content Producer, Intelligent Transport
Seamless trans-border travel will soon become a reality after Calypso Networks Association (CNA) announced its proposal for the Triangle trans-border interoperable ticketing solution between France and Belgium.
ITSO-compliant ticketing takes another step forwardNew vehicles and ticketing technology enhance bus transport in CoventryGiving passengers what they wantThe CNA – proud to be the frontrunning initiator
15 February 2008 | By Gilles de Chantérac, Chairman, Calypso Networks Association
Currently, only 10% of transport cards are micro-processor cards. However, this proportion has started to grow and will continue to increase if the transport market wants to provide the most secure solutions for fare management. Calypso cards account for 85% of those used today – outside the SONY FELICA non-standard…
17 February 2007 | By Arnaud Pelletier, Technology Work Group Leader, Calypso Networks Association
It makes sense to say that contactless technology will be an issue in the near future. Although the beginning was difficult, contactless technology is now so well accepted that the question is not ‘do we need contactless technology?’ but more ‘what can we do with contactless technology?’ If you are…
