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Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur:
long-lasting investments!
Seven years after going into service, the Ascom ticketing
system used by the Kuala Lumpur regional train service
has added an "up to date" management system, including
Business Object®, but maintaining all the terminal
equipment installed for the original project in 1996.
That means long-lasting investments... Further details!
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Italy
Treviso launches fares
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Treviso's new stored-valued card is original - and may
even be one of a kind. It encourages use of public
transport by offering fares which go down depending
on how many times the card is validated, calculated
according to how often it is actually used over a given period...
Find out more
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Tours
"multi-operator"!
From February 2005, the city of Tours will include regional buses in its
seamless contactless ticketing system. The system - the first of its kind in
France when it was launched in 2003 - also covers urban buses and regional express
trains (TERs).
Further details!
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Lyons
Are ticketing systems turning into ERP systems? |
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In Lyons, seven interconnected systems are used
for functions as varied as monetics, marketing
or accounting, all fed from the same source and
therefore consistent. Doesn't that sound like ERP?
Read on
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Ile-de-France / RATP
Contactless technology boosts sales of annual season tickets
Eighteen months after launching contactless solutions, the Paris region transport
authority, RATP, has
seen a 60% rise in sales of its annual season ticket, the best way of ensuring
passenger loyalty. The monthly or weekly Carte Orange goes contactless in October and
the number of Ascom reloading outlets will rise from 460 to 610 in two years'
time. More, they may accept bank notes too.
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