Global Mass Transit is organising a half-day virtual event on ‘Contactless Fare Payments & MaaS in APAC’ on June 17, 2020 from 1400-1700 SGT.As the pandemic continues to unfold, we are experiencing changes that require us to discover new ways to achieve our goals.
About the event
The event will focus on contactless payments for transit using ticketing options such as bank cards (EMV), mobile payments, wallets and smartcards that are being explored across the Asia Pacific region to encourage the use of public transport following the Covid-19 pandemic.
Such contactless payment methods eliminate cash handling and direct contact between passengers and transit agency employees. Cloud based software-as-a-service (SaaS) business models, ticketing apps and real-time passenger communication can enhance customer service and operations efficiency as public transport systems prepare for recovery from the pandemic. Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) allows integration of public and private mobility options for customer-centric mobility solution and convenient payment options which are expected to increase ridership.
Many cities and countries in Asia Pacific are exploring Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) and deploying contactless payments as a way to achieve MaaS.
This event will provide a platform to discuss the role of account-based ticketing (ABT) and open loop payments in the growth of MaaS, the establishment of a single payment channel and integration of transit ticketing apps into third-party apps.
The agenda for the half-day event will include:
– Presentation on ‘Key Trends and Outlook for Contactless Payments & MaaS in APAC’
– Keynote presentation by a leading transit agency
– Sponsor presentations (1-2)
– Session on ‘Perspectives from Asia Pacific’ (2-3 presentations from agencies/governments in Asia Pacific)
The event will include presentations, discussions and Q&A with the attendees. We hope that such a focused session will give an opportunity to hear from and interact with the leaders of transit agencies and experts in contactless payments and MaaS in times when travel has become restricted and it is uncertain when it may open up.
Confirmed speakers so far
Kurt Brissett, Director Ticketing Solutions, Transport for New South Wales, Australia
Hirohiko Shigeta, Director New Mobility Service Division, Policy Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT), Japan
Yosuke Ogawa, Deputy Director, New Mobility Service Division, Policy Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT), Japan
Jason Chen, Researcher, Institute of Transportation, Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC), Taiwan
Mick Spiers, General Manager, Asia, Cubic Transportation Systems
Gopi Rengasamy, Director – Global Strategy Group, KPMG, Singapore
About the organisers
Global Mass Transit is a leading provider of information and analysis on the mass transit industry. It publishes the Global Mass Transit Report (a monthly newsletter) and Global Mass Transit Weekly (a weekly update). It operates the www.globalmasstransit.net website; conducts custom research and organizes conferences on topics of relevance for the public transportation industry.
Every year, Global Mass Transit organises conferences on ‘Transit Ticketing & Fare Collection APAC’ (in Singapore), ‘Transit Ticketing & Fare Collection MENA’ (in Dubai) and ‘Mobility-as-a-Service in Europe’ (in Amsterdam).
Some of the key participating organisations at our ‘Transit Ticketing & Fare Collection APAC’ series include: Accenture; Access IS; AF Payments; Arsenal Testhouse, Austria; AGS Transact Technologies; Auckland Transport, New Zealand; Aurionpro Solutions, India; Axis Bank, India; Bank of Indonesia; BPC Banking Technologies; Bytemark, India; Chennai Metro Rail Corporation Limited, India; Clevor Consulting Group; Cubic Transportation Systems; Datamatics Global services Ltd; Deloitte &Touche Enterprise Risk Services; dormakaba; DXC Technology; Express Rail Link, Malaysia; EZ-Link, Singapore; Famoco; FIME; General Resources Company; Google Pay; Greater Wellington Regional Council; New Zealand; Hong Kong Tramways; IDOM Engineering and Consulting; Infineon Technologies; INIT Asia-Pacific; IRIS Corporation, Malaysia; JCB International, Japan; JL group, Myanmar; Kapsch Public Transport Com Belgium; Klang Valley MRT, Malaysia; Korea Smart Card Company, South Korea; KPMG; Land Transport Authority (LTA), Singapore; Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD), Malaysia; L.E.K. Consulting; LG CNS, Korea; Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA) Manila, Phillipines; littlepay, Australia; Linxens Singapore; L&T Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited, India; Lucknow Metro Rail Corporation (LMRC), India; LULA; MaaS Global; Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation Limited, India; Masabi, United Kingdom; Mastercard; Ministry of Transport – Thailand; MRT Jakarta, Indonesia; MSI Global; MTR Corporation Limited; National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited, India; OSPT Alliance; NEC Corporation, Japan; New Zealand Transport Agency; NFC Forum; NTT DATA Payment Services, Australia; NXP Semiconductors; Octopus Holdings, Hong Kong; Otago Regional Council, New Zealand; Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC); SamsungPay; Saigon Industry Corporation (CNS), Vietnam; SC Soft; Aurion Pro; SkyBus, Australia; Smartrac Technology; Snapper Services Limited; SNCF; Thales; TOSHI Automatic Systems; Toshiba; Touch ‘n Go, Malaysia; Transit Link; UZcard, Uzbekistan; Victory Liner, Philippines; Visa; Vix Technology; Wizway Mobile Ticketing, France; Worldline; etc.
Registration
Registration is complimentary for participants from government organizations and transit agencies. To register, please send me an email at gunjan.parashar@globalmasstransit.net to share your interest.
The fee for private sector participants is SGD80.
The registered participants will also receive video recording of the event.
Sponsorship opportunities are also available.
Contact
For registration, speaking opportunity and sponsorships please contact:
Gunjan Parashar
Senior Manager – International Conferences
Global Mass Transit
www.globalmasstransit.net
Mobile: +91 989 930 1940
Email: gunjan.parashar@globalmasstransit.net
Here is the agenda for the event:
14:00–14:05 Welcome remarks
14:05–14:20 Presentation on ‘Key Trends and Outlook in APAC’ by Gopi Rengasamy, Director – Global Strategy Group, KPMG, Singapore
14:10–14:30 Q&A with the audience
14:30–14:45
Presentation by Mick Spiers, General Manager Asia, Cubic Transportation Systems
Session on ‘Perspectives from Asia Pacific’
14:45–14:50 Introductions of the panelists
14:50–15:10 Presentation by Kurt Brissett, Director Ticketing Solutions, Transport for New South Wales, Australia
15:10–15:30
Presentation by Hirohiko Shigeta, Director New Mobility Service Division, Policy Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT), Japan
Yosuke Ogawa, Deputy Director, New Mobility Service Division, Policy Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT), Japan
15:30–15:50 Presentation by Jason Chen, Researcher, Institute of Transportation, Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC), Taiwan
15:50–16:10 Panel discussion amongst and Q&A with TfNSW, MLIT, Japan and MOTC, Taiwan; moderated by Cubic Transportation Systems
16:10–16:25 Q&A with the attendees
16:25–16:30 Closing remarks & switch to the speed-networking portal
16:30–17:00 Speed-networking and closing of the event
Director Ticketing Solutions Transport for NSW, Australia
Director, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT), Japan
Deputy Director, New Mobility Service Division, Policy Bureau
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT)
Researcher, Institute of Transportation, Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC), Taiwan
Director – Global Strategy Group, KPMG, Singapore
General Manager, Asia, Cubic Transportation Systems
Global Mass Transit is a leading provider of information and analysis on the global mass transit industry.
We publish a monthly market intelligence report (Global Mass Transit Report), a weekly newsletter (Global Mass Transit Weekly) and multi-client research studies, undertake custom research assignments, and organise conferences on crucial and topical issues. We also operate the www.globalmasstransit.net website.
The monthly market intelligence report of Global Mass Transit offers insightful content on the transit industry. It covers policies, regulations, projects, contracts, investments, latest technologies, key transit agencies/authorities, and data and statistics. The weekly newsletter is a summary of the key developments and latest news from across the world, categorised by region. The website offers online access to current and previously published weekly updates and monthly newsletters, with fully searchable archives.
The industry-focused multi-client research reports provide decision-makers with the latest data, insights and analysis on policy, regulations, market size, projects, investment plans, market forces and drivers, players and the competitor landscape, as well as growth forecasts and the outlook for important industry segments. In addition, we also undertake custom research mandates to serve the specific needs of clients and help them identify definite opportunities and markets, and assess their competition.
Global Mass Transit tracks developments in over 100 countries across all regions to ensure reliable and actionable research. Some of our leading research reports are Global Transit Ticketing & Fare Collection Report 2018; 1,000 Global Rail Projects Database; Investment and CAPEX Plans of Transit Authorities/Agencies Report 2019-2030; Global Light Rail Projects Report 2018-2030; Global Metro Projects Report 2018; Global Metrorail Rolling Stock Supply and Upgrade 2018-2030 Report; and Europe Urban Bus Market Outlook Report 2017-2030.
Every year, Global Mass Transit organises conferences on ‘Transit Ticketing & Fare Collection APAC’ (in Singapore), ‘Transit Ticketing & Fare Collection MENA’ (in Dubai) and ‘Mobility-as-a-Service in Europe’ (in Amsterdam). Some of the key participating organisations at our ‘Transit Ticketing & Fare Collection APAC’ series include: Accenture; Access IS; AF Payments; Arsenal Testhouse, Austria; AGS Transact Technologies; Auckland Transport, New Zealand; Aurionpro Solutions, India; Axis Bank, India; Bank of Indonesia; BPC Banking Technologies; Bytemark, India; Chennai Metro Rail Corporation Limited, India; Clevor Consulting Group; Cubic Transportation Systems; Datamatics Global services Ltd; Deloitte & Touche Enterprise Risk Services; dormakaba; DXC Technology; Express Rail Link, Malaysia; EZ-Link, Singapore; Famoco; FIME; General Resources Company; Google Pay; Greater Wellington Regional Council; New Zealand; Hong Kong Tramways; IDOM Engineering and Consulting; Infineon Technologies; INIT Asia-Pacific; IRIS Corporation, Malaysia; JCB International, Japan; JL group, Myanmar; Kapsch PublicTransportCom Belgium; Klang Valley MRT, Malaysia; Korea Smart Card Company, South Korea; KPMG; Land Transport Authority (LTA), Singapore; Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD), Malaysia; L.E.K. Consulting; LG CNS, Korea; Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA) Manila, Phillipines; littlepay, Australia; Linxens Singapore; L&T Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited, India; Lucknow Metro Rail Corporation (LMRC), India; LULA; MaaS Global; Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation Limited, India; Masabi, United Kingdom; Mastercard; Ministry of Transport – Thailand; MRT Jakarta, Indonesia; MSI Global; MTR Corporation Limited; National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited, India; OSPT Alliance; NEC Corporation, Japan; New Zealand Transport Agency; NFC Forum; NTT DATA Payment Services, Australia; NXP Semiconductors; Octopus Holdings, Hong Kong; Otago Regional Council, New Zealand; Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC); SamsungPay; Saigon Industry Corporation (CNS), Vietnam; SC Soft; Aurion Pro; SkyBus, Australia; Smartrac Technology; Snapper Services Limited; SNCF; Thales; TOSHI Automatic Systems; Toshiba; Touch ‘n Go, Malaysia; Transit Link; UZcard, Uzbekistan; Victory Liner, Philippines; Visa; Vix Technology; Wizway Mobile Ticketing, France; Worldline; etc.
Some of the key participating organisations include:
ADB
Axon Vibe
Brownsville Metro
Cerema
Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL), India
City of Capetown, South Africa
Conduent
Cubic
Delhi Metro Rail Corp. Ltd. (DMRC), India
Department for International Trade, UK
Department of Transport and Main Roads
eThekwini Municipality, Durban, South Africa
Evie Networks
Exo, Canada
FAIRTIQ
FEIG
Feng Chia University
FIME
Flowbird Australia Pty Ltd
Great Community Transport Inc
IDTECH Global
Industrie&Co
INNOPAY
Kochi Metro Rail Ltd. (KMRL), India
Korea Transport Institute
KPMG Singapore
Lancashire County Council, UK
LG CNS
MaaS Global, Finland
MassTrans Technologiies Private Limited
Mastercard
Metrolinx
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT), Japan
Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC), Taiwan
Mowasalat Qatar
MSI-Global
Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA), India
Nexo Standards
NITI Aayog (Government of India)
PT MRT Jakarta, Indonesia
Public transport Stockholm – Trafikförvaltningen (SLL), Sweden
Pune Smart City, India
Qatar Rail
RAK Transport Authority, UAE
Rosco77
RTC of Southern Nevada, USA
Singapore LTA
SMRT
Sony Imaging Products & Solutions Inc
TIS Inc.
TransFort – City of Fort Collins, USA
TransitLink Singapore
TransLink Netherlands
Transport for London (TfL), UK
Transport for New South Wales, Australia
Transport for Wales, UK
TriMet, USA
University of Sydney
Urban Redevelopment Authority
Visa
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA), USA
Wizway Solutions, France
For registration, speaking opportunity and sponsorships, please contact:
Gunjan Parashar
Senior Manager – International Conferences
Global Mass Transit
www.globalmasstransit.net
Mobile: +91 989 930 1940
Email: gunjan.parashar@globalmasstransit.net
