UITP Global Public Transport Summit

Name: UITP Global Public Transport Summit
Start: 2019-06-09T00:00:00.000+02:00
End: 2019-06-12T23:59:59.999+02:00
Location: Stockholmsmässan, Sweden.

Tid 9 Juni 2019 – 12 Juni 2019

Plats Stockholmsmässan, Sweden.

Hogia is one of the exhibitors at UITP Global Public Transport Summit 9-12 Juni in Stockholm, Sweden. Hogia has 30 years of experience in developing and supplying IT systems for the transport sector and is the only system supplier in Europe to offer integrated solutions for public transport, ferries, port terminals, and road transport. More than 70% of public transport journeys in the Nordic countries is being handled by Hogia’s communication and business platform. Giving passenger correct and timely information via their chosen channel helps them plan and complete their journey in a smooth way.

Hogia PubTrans® is the heart of public transport.

The Nordic countries are renowned for their excellent passenger information across buses, trains, trams, underground and ferries. This is mostly due to Hogia´s real-time passenger information system, PubTrans. Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Helsinki all use Hogia´s systems as their core platform – just to name a few. Together with our customers and partners, we create smart solutions for more efficient public transport and a sustainable future.

INTERESTING SEMINAR ABOUT OPEN DATA
Learn more about nationwide solutions and the technologies used for simplified and robust data handling when listening to Ulf Bjersing, InformNorden IT Award winner 2015.

Open Data since 2010 - Swedish Success Factors and Lessons Learnt
Tue 11 June 2:30pm-3:30pm (T2)

Ulf Bjersing, CSO, Hogia Public Transport Systems, Stenungsund, Sweden

Open Data has been a trademark for public transport in the Nordic countries for more than a decade. Through the cross-industry initiative Trafiklab, Swedish PTAs have provided data as open APIs since 2010, allowing any user to develop smart services for tomorrow's passengers. What are important milestones in this history of collaboration, and how does open data benefit society? Open public transport data may be the foundation for future mobility solutions. But why is standardisation and data quality essential to make open data truly useful and dependable, and how do we navigate among the different data formats that are used today?

PASSENGER INFORMATION

Do you want to provide customers with consistent passenger information, regardless of operator, transport mode and information channel?

Hogia PubTrans is a powerful data hub for public transport information. The hub combines and quality assures data from different transport modes such as bus, metro, train, and ferry. The unified and harmonized output provides a complete picture of public transport, updated in real time. Hogia's systems give passengers and operators instant access to relevant and accurate information, before during and after the journey.

BOOK A MEETING

If you want to book a meeting or if you have any questions please contact Daneel Munthe our on-site contact at UITP. Phone +46 702169411.

VISIT US AT OUR STAND A2054
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