Final Programme - IT-TRANS

Final Programme
International Conference
and Exhibition
15 - 17 FEBRUARY 2012
KARLSRUHE
TRADE FAIR CENTER
GERMANY
Organisers:

18 evening
17
9 10 11 12 1314
15 16
EUROPEAN
Electronic ticketing
HOT
Social media
Lunch
IT Family
Dinner
coffee
WORLD
International best practices
coffee
Market update 3
Market update 1
coffee OPENING
keynote
Market update 4
Market update 2
Exhibition
day 1
Wednesday
15 Feb
ASSTRA Workshop
REFLECTION
Lunch
VDV Workshop
coffee
COMMUNICATION
IT in public transport vehicles
coffee
INNOVATION
and inspiration
Karlsruhe
Reception
coffee
Market update 9
Market update 5 Market update 7
Market update 6 Market update 8
Exhibition
day 2
Thursday
16 Feb
Information Needs Design Workshop
Market update 11
Technical Visits
Lunch
coffee
coffee
Market update 12
PROFESSIONAL
Analysing future technologies
Programme overview
Market update 10
Exhibition
day 3
Friday
17 Feb
18
17
16
15
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11 12 13
9 10
IT Family Exhibition Technical visits
12 market updates
2 workshops
8 sessions
As of January 2012
Subject to alterations

Coffee breaks Coffee break area, hall 1
> Lunch Restaurant for delegates, hall 1
> IT Family Dinner Wednesday 15 February, 7.00 p.m.
At AVG tram depot, Ettlingen
Address: Im Ferning 17-21,
76275 Ettlingen
Meeting point for shuttle service:
6.00 p.m., Karlsruhe Trade Fair Center,
main entrance
> Karlsruhe Reception Thursday 16 February, 7.00 p.m.
At Schwarzwaldhalle, Conference Center
Meeting point for shuttle service:
6.00 p.m., Karlsruhe Trade Fair Center,
main entrance
> Technical Visits Friday 17 February, 2.15 p.m.
Meeting point for shuttle service:
2.00 p.m., Karlsruhe Trade Fair Center,
main entrance
Conference registration desk
15 February: 8.30 a.m. – 6.00 p.m.
16 February: 8.30 a.m. – 6.00 p.m.
17 February: 9.00 a.m. – 1.30 p.m.
Exhibition opening hours
15 February: 9.00 a.m. – 6.00 p.m.
16 February: 9.00 a.m. – 6.00 p.m.
17 February: 9.00 a.m. – 2.00 p.m.
Speakers’ room
1st floor
Conference language
English
Conference opening and sessions
will be simultaneously translated
from English into German / French / Spanish
and vice versa.
Contact
Registration contact
Nathalie Simon
Events Assistant, UITP
nathalie.simon@uitp.org
Speakers‘ contact
Johan van Ieperen
Manager, UITP
johan.van.ieperen@uitp.org
General information
Phone: +49 721 3720-0
info@it-trans.org

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Wednesday | 15 February 2012
09:30 -10:30 | Entrance hall
Session 1 | OPENING – Keynote
Moderation: Alessandra Gorini, Youth Project Coordinator, UITP,
Brussels, Belgium
Welcoming addresses
Britta Wirtz, Speaker of the Management Board KMK (Karlsruher Messeund
Kongress-GmbH), Karlsruhe, Germany
Alain Flausch, Secretary General, UITP (International Association of Public
Transport), Brussels, Belgium
Margret Mergen, First Mayoress of the City of Karlsruhe, Germany
Dr. Veit Steinle, Director-General, Environmental Policy and Infrastructure,
Department Policy Issues, Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and
Urban Development, Berlin, Germany
Representative of Dr. Peter Ramsauer, German Federal Minister of Transport,
Building and Urban Development, Berlin, Germany
Opening address from Siim Kallas, Vice-President of the European Commission,
Commissioner for Transport, Brussels, Belgium,
delivered by Max Strotmann, Member of the Cabinet, Brussels, Belgium
Keynote speech: The Incentive-Zone. How to seduce people to use more
sustainable modes of transport
Marcel Meeuwissen, Senior Consultant Mobility and Accessibility, City of
Enschede, Netherlands
COFFEE BREAK
11:00 -12:30 | Sessions room, hall 1
Session 2 | World – International best practices
Chair: Frithjof Struye, Senior Advisor, Scheidt & Bachmann GmbH,
Mönchengladbach, Germany
• Is there a best practice for journey planning? A survey of European
journey planners reveals best practice in usability and fulfilling user
demands.
Birgitte Woolridge, Marketing Manager, Rejseplanen A/S, Copenhagen,
Denmark
• The latest IT systems to improve subway management of SMRT
Su Min Hong, Manager, Seoul Metropolitan Rapid Transit Corporation,
Seoul, Korea
• A critical view on a promising EMV approach. To what extent is EMV
a solution for interoperability, and is this only the beginning of true
ID-based ticketing?
Michael Leach, CEO, ITSO Limited, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
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Natural disasters and their impact on IT systems. Last March, an earthquake
and subsequent tsunami hit Japan hard. We examine how it affected
the railway IT system and what we must learn!
Kazuhiko Aida, Deputy Director, East Japan Railway Company (France),
Paris, France
LUNCH BREAK (hall 1)

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14:00 -15:30 | Sessions room, hall 1
Session 3 | Hot – Social Media
Chair: Stefania di Serio, UITP Chairwoman of Information Technology &
Innovation Commission and Dirigente Sicurezza, Patrimonio, Innovazione,
Umbria Mobilità, Perugia, Italy
Would you like to go on a social date? A simplified view on Social Media.
How to connect to your customers and to have ongoing and worthwhile
dialogues ...
Ton Damen, Strategic Director and Founder of Strategic Stuff B.V., Amsterdam,
Netherlands
Clear the line for Social Media. Implementation of Social Media by Wiener
Linien (Vienna)
Answer Lang, Head of communication, Wiener Linien, Vienna, Austria
Claudia Riegler, Content Manager Social Media, Wiener Linien, Vienna,
Austria
Social Media – What’s all the hype about? Get to know your passengers
and their expectations, drive customer engagement by anticipating, and
optimize services through multichannel integration
Philippe Guittat, Managing Director Public Transport, Accenture, Paris,
France
VVS Internet and Social Media Activities
Michael Terbeck, Head of Marketing Department, Verkehrs- und Tarifverbund
Stuttgart GmbH (VVS), Stuttgart, Germany
14:00 -15:30 | Forum A
Market Update 1
Chair: Bruno Pfeiffer, Business Development Manager, Qnamic,
Hägendorf, Switzerland
• VABdepot – The leading depot management system
Stephan Fromm, Sales Department, Verkehrsautomatisierung
Berlin GmbH, Berlin, Germany
• Work assignment tools that improve employee satisfaction and
meet company objectives
Alain Martinais, Director of Marketing, GIRO, Montréal, Canada
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Open Fare Payment Systems
Michael C. Nash, VP Emerging Markets Transportation and
Local Government Sector (TLG), ACS Solutions Switzerland Ltd.,
Bern, Switzerland

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14:00 -15:30 | Forum B
Market Update 2
Chair: Ralph Gambetta, Head of Promotion, Calypso Networks
Association, Brussels, Belgium
Progress through standards – Standardised interfaces for PT-ITS
systems
Gustav Thiesing, Head of R&D Department, BLIC GmbH, Berlin,
Germany
Convergence of services on new customer media
François Guillaume, Technical Expert, Calypso Networks Association,
Brussels, Belgium
New paradigm and innovative ATFC toolbox for multi-service,
all-sized operators
João Almeida, CBO, Card4B Systems S.A., Lisbon, Portugal
Multi-modal and cross-system passenger information
Thilo Rotter, International Sales Manager, AEG Gesellschaft
für moderne Informationssysteme mbH, Ulm, Germany
COFFEE BREAK
16:00 -17:30 | Sessions room, hall 1
Session 4 | European – Electronic ticketing
Chair: Stenerik Ringqvist, UITP EuroTeam Expert (repr. Svensk Kollektivtrafik,
Sweden), UITP, Brussels, Belgium
• (((eTicket Germany, overview and recent developments. The standard
for electronic ticketing in public transport
Sjef Janssen, Managing Director, VDV-Kernapplikations GmbH & Co. KG,
Cologne, Germany
• Calypso territory - A widespread standard for eTicketing that continuously
evolves
Ralph Gambetta, Head of Promotion, Calypso Networks Association,
Brussels, Belgium
• Turkey’s innovative ITS solutions in public transportation. Where is Turkey
in ITS, prepaid ticketing, EMV, and NFC payments?
Güliz Öztürk, International Marketing Manager, Kentkart Ege Elektronik
A.S., Istanbul, Turkey
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ITSO and the EU-IFM Alliance. Implementing IFM across Europe
John Verity, Chief Advisor, ITSO Limited, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom

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16:00 -17:30 | Forum A
Market Update 3
Chair: Emmanuel Schneider, Senior Manager Accenture France,
Paris, France
Adjustment optimization – an enhancement of duty schedule optimization
to secure ‘uniformity’ for similar operational situations
Andreas Langenhan, Business Development Manager, IVU Traffic Technologies
AG, Aachen, Germany
Smart (phone) technology leads to a new generation of bike sharing!
Ton Kooymans, Director, Calllock-mobility, Eindhoven, Netherlands
Improving operations and enhancing customer service with mobile solutions
Lessons learned from selected European transport operators
Alexander Throm, Business Development Manager, Appear, Kista, Sweden
Bruno Pfeiffer, Business Development Manager, Qnamic, Hägendorf,
Switzerland
Ticketing as a service: Open, easy, everywhere
Emmanuel Schneider, Senior Manager Accenture France, Paris, France
16:00 -17:30 | Forum B
Market Update 4
Chair: Stephen Bennett, Vice President & Managing Director,
Clever Devices Ltd., New York, United States of America
• Intelligent Bus Computing
Stephen Bennett, Vice President & Managing Director, Clever
Devices Ltd., New York, United States of America
• Capitalise on AFC investments by kick-starting the NFC ecosystem
Pier Aldershof, Managing Director Collis Pacific, Collis BV, Leiden,
Netherlands
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Selecting the best bill recycler for your operation
Bassam Estaitieh, Product Manager, CRANE Payment Solutions,
Concord, Canada
19:00 IT FAMILY DINNER
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Thursday | 16 February 2012
09:30 -11:00 | Sessions room, hall 1
Session 5 | Innovation and inspiration
Chair: Jarl Eliassen, UITP Honorary Chairman of the Information Technology
& Innovation Commission and CEO, Trafikanten AS, Oslo, Norway
Auckland Integrated Fares System project - Regional extensibility:
creation of a national central system covering multiple autonomous regional
ticketing schemes
Mick Spiers, Auckland Integrated Fares System (AIFS) Program Director,
Thales New Zealand, Auckland, New Zealand
Let data speak. Tips and tools to use data for optimizing PT
Luc van Wijngaarden, CEO, Zight, Leiden, Netherlands
‘Ticketing as a Service’, a new paradigm. Plus a brief update on NFC with
BPASS: in operation in Nice, soon a pilot in Île-de-France…
Dominique Descolas, Digital Services Director, Veolia Transdev, Paris, France
Nextcity: A vision for urban travel
Martin Howell, Worldwide Marketing Communications Director, Cubic Transportation
Systems, London, United Kingdom
09:30 -11:00 | Forum A
Market Update 5
Chair: Jorge Vieira da Silva, President, Mobility, Ticketing and Applications,
Brussels, Belgium
• Digital video techniques for rail and surroundings
Axel Heinrich, Business Development Manager, MOBOTIX AG, Langmeil,
Germany
• Total ITS applied
Arnstein Engan, Sales and Marketing Manager, FARA ASA, Trondheim,
Norway
• Mobile Age – Passenger information of a new generation
Dirk Esters, Head of Business Development, HaCon, Hanover, Germany
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Mobility 2.0 - Examples and activities of the Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund
(RMV)
Marco Gennaro, Business Unit Manager Data and Distribution Management,
Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund Servicegesellschaft mbH,
Frankfurt, Germany
Step by step, we launch our social business @ my.uitp.org
Information Technology is our first mutual adventure

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09:30 -11:00 | Forum B
Market Update 6
Chair: Michael Gross, Head of Public Transport and Travel Business,
EOS UPTRADE GmbH, Hamburg, Germany
Online and offline personalisation of e-tickets in accordance with
VDV-KA with SAM cluster
Michael Gross, Head of Public Transport and Travel Business,
EOS UPTRADE GmbH, Hamburg, Germany
Christian Rommel, Head of Software Development, Systemtechnik GmbH,
Sömmerda, Germany
GIS for improved operational performance in public transport
Terry Bills, Transportation Industry Manager, ESRI, Redlands,
United States of America
New prospects for AFC systems in Germany
Nils Zeino-Mahmalat, Competence Centre for Electronic Fare Management
(KCEFM), Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Ruhr AöR, Gelsenkirchen,
Germany
COFFEE BREAK
11:30 -12:30 | Sessions room, hall 1
Session 6 | Reflection
Introduction and moderation:
Alessandra Gorini, Youth Project Coordinator, UITP, Brussels, Belgium
Jürgen Greschner, CEO, INIT GmbH, Karlsruhe, Germany
• Y4PT Youth Labs: learn what Y4PT is and meet a valuable team of young
people co-creating innovative new projects drafts, aiming to support
and innovate the PT industry to find new ideas!
JOIN US IN SIGNING THE UITP YOUTH CHARTER TO RE-THINK PUBLIC
TRANSPORT ALONG WITH YOUTH!
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ITS for Public Transport at the European level. A review of policy
achievements and next steps to make public transport smarter across
Europe
Pawel Stelmaszczyk, Head of Unit Intelligent Transport Systems, European
Commission, Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport, Brussels,
Belgium (tbc)
LUNCH BREAK
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14:00 -15:30 | Sessions room, hall 1
Session 7 | Communication - IT in public transport vehicles
Chair: Umberto Guida, Director of the European Bus System of the Future
project, UITP, Brussels, Belgium
European Bus System of the Future - The IT platform conception for a
new generation of urban buses and high quality systems
Jean-Laurent Franchineau, Research Programs Director, Veolia Transport,
Rueil Malmaison, France
Communications Solutions for Transport - How radio communications solutions
can improve efficiency, safety and cost reduction for public transport
organisations
Hans van der Linde, TAIT General Manager - EMEA, Tait, Vienna, Austria
DMR versus TETRA - For four years, a new digital radio standard has
been available. Is it an alternative to PT use?
Kurt Stern, Traffic Telematics, Department Head, SWM GmbH/MVG,
Munich, Germany
SECUR-ED, SECured urban transportation - European demonstration
communications architecture supporting urban public transport security
needs
Steffonn Chan, Project Manager, Bombardier, Canada, representing the
SECUR-ED project
14:00 -15:30 | Forum A
Market Update 7
Chair: Klaus Janke, Key Account Manager, INIT GmbH, Karlsruhe, Germany
• Achieving fully integrated ITS and AFC systems in public transport:
case studies
Tony Smith, Commercial Manager, VIX, Cambridge, United Kingdom
• IProuter – The IP communication gateway
Klaus Janke, Key Account Manager, INIT GmbH, Karlsruhe, Germany
• Mobi Guider – The open platform for full end-to-end ITS
Johan Rommelaere, Head of Marketing and Business Development,
Prodata Mobility Systems, Zaventem, Belgium
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Voice and data communication in public transport using public mobile
radio and VoIP
Claus Dohmen, Product Manager, IVU Traffic Technologies AG, Aachen,
Germany

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14:00 -15:30 | Forum B
Market Update 8
Chair: Jürgen Fuchs, Director of Business Center, Indanet AG, Munich,
Germany
Höft & Wessel presents the new approach to e-ticket controlling using a
new generation of control handhelds
Torsten Seipelt, Sales Director Almex, Höft & Wessel AG, Hanover, Germany
Modern IP network applications for public transport vehicles
Jürgen Fuchs, Director of Business Center, Indanet AG, Munich, Germany
Using Banknote Recycling to minimise the cost of cash as part of your
overall fare collection strategy
Andrew Osborne, Marketing Director, MEI Inc., Geneva, Switzerland
Public transport navigation solutions
Jean-Claude Degand, Managing Director, MOVIKEN-SLE, Biot, France
COFFEE BREAK
16:00 -17:30 | Conference room 4 / 5 (2nd floor)
ASSTRA Workshop
Chair: Daniela Carbone, Head of Technological Innovations Department,
ASSTRA, Rome, Italy
• The ASSTRA’s Survey on electronic ticketing system, infomobility and
fare integration
Daniela Carbone, Head of Technological Innovations Department,
ASSTRA, Rome, Italy
• IT on-board architecture and new opportunities for electronic ticketing:
some news from Venice
Roberto Cerruti, Information and Telematics Systems Director, ACTV
S.p.A. Venezia, Venice, Italy
• SIGE PROJECT: integrated system for operation management
Luca Masciola, Co-Director Business Process Integration, ATAC S.p.A.
Roma, Rome, Italy
• ICT as a support for ticketing and infomobility management
Roberto Andreoli, Chief Information Officer and Manager of Information
and Technology Department, ATM Servizi S.p.A. Milano, Milan, Italy
• Technology and innovation in motion. The mobility management with Intelligent
Transport Systems in Cagliari
Proto Tilocca, Planning, IT and Quality Manager CTM S.p.A., CTM S.p.A.
Cagliari, Cagliari, Italy
• IT for no pain on a peaceful trip
Renzo Nicoloso, Business Process Ri-engineering BPR, TRENORD S.p.A.
Milano, Milan, Italy
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Ibus… with QRCode
Aldo Bernard, CIO, TT Esercizio S.p.A. Trento, Trento, Italy

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16:00 -17:30 | Sessions room, hall 1
VDV Workshop
Chair: Daniel Krings, Marketing and Communication, VDV-Core-Application
GmbH & Co. KG, Cologne, Germany
Introduction of the (((eTicket in the capital of Germany
Frank Büch, Head of Customer Relations Strategies and Innovation, Berliner
Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG), Berlin, Germany
Feasibility study: In / Out Systems
Oliver Waltes, Head of System Development, VDV-Core-Application GmbH
& Co. KG, Cologne, Germany
A standard for travel information – IP-Kom
Berthold Radermacher, Head of Standardisation, Research Coordination
and Industrial Contacts Section, Association of German Transport Companies
(VDV), Cologne, Germany
Organisational aspects of an interoperable eTicket system
Klaus Hoffmann, Head of Procurement and Contract Management, VDV-
Core-Application GmbH & Co. KG, Cologne, Germany
UTP Workshop
For this edition of IT-TRANS it was decided to have the UTP speakers
integrated in the conference sessions.
16:00 -17:30 | Forum A
Market Update 9
Chair: Arnstein Engan, Sales and Marketing Manager, FARA ASA, Trondheim,
Norway
Increase in public safety and permanent cost reduction with Nettro©
BME
Milica Radic, Product Manager, Nettropolis AG, Bruchsal, Germany
Moving contactless transit applications into NFC enabled smart phones
to revolutionise the end users’ on-the-move travel experience
Martin Gruber, Segment Director, NXP Semiconductors, Gratkorn, Austria
DIVIS – Revenue Management easy and fast
Frank Trolp, Geschäftsführer, Profics GmbH, Winterthur, Switzerland
Projektron BCS – ensuring your projects are on time and reliable
Florian Sauter, Product Manager, Projektron GmbH, Berlin, Germany
19:00 KARLSRUHE RECEPTION
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09:00 -18:00 | Conference room 10 / 11 (2nd floor)
Information Needs Design Workshop
Opening: Yo Kaminagai, Head of Design, RATP, Paris, France
Keynote Speech: Information design as an innovation leverage in public
transport
Giuseppe Attoma Pepe, Design Director at Attoma, Paris, France, Board
Member IIID
Session 1
- Legible London Case Study
Tim Fendley, Partner, Applied Information Group, London, UK
- Local maps system - Tokyo Metro
Naotsugu Koga, Manager, Business Department, Tokyo Metro Co. Ltd,
Tokyo, Japan

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Session 2
- Inclusive Design
Veronika Egger, IS Design, Vienna, Austria, Deputy Director IIID
- Mobile brand and Interface Design -
MVG live: Case study for Munich Public Transport
Helmut Ness and Philipp Oehrlein, Fuenfwerken, Berlin, Germany
Session 3
- Social Media & Information Services: From 2.0 to 3.0
Marc Chataigner, Project Director, Axance, Paris, France
Session 4
- Transantiago case study: Design of a passenger information system for
Santiago’s public transport
Carola Zurob, Designer, School of Design, Pontificia Universidad
Católica de Chile, Santiago, Chile,
- Title tbc
Roland de Coster, STIB, Brussels, Belgium, and Jim Waters, Designer,
Minimal Design Strategy, Brussels, Belgium
Round table
- Multi-modal trip planners: design challenges in mixing different mobility
scales in the same user interface
Jonas Ask Homaa, Head of Development, Rejsplanen, Copenhagen, Denmark
Davide Serrault, Senior Information Architect, Voyages-sncf, Paris, France
Giuseppe Attoma Pepe, Design Director at Attoma, Paris, France,
Board Member IIID
Session 5
- Passenger information design (EBSF station demonstrator)
Yo Kaminagai, Head of Design, RATP, Paris, France
- Experimenting intelligent street furniture in Paris
Isabelle Mari, Strategic Marketing Director, JC Decaux, Paris, France
• Closing Remarks
Friday | 17 February 2012
09:30 -11:00 | Sessions room, hall 1
Session 8 | Professional – Analysing future technologies
Chair: Paul Gwynn, UITP Chairman of IT & Service Industry Committee and
Director Business Development, INIT GmbH, Karlsruhe, Germany
• IP-COM
Internet Protocol-based communication services in public transport
Jürgen Greschner, CEO, INIT GmbH, Karlsruhe, Germany
• Intermodal Transport Control Systems (ITCS)
Requirements for planning, operating and optimizing public transportation
René Zeller, Head of Business Development, Trapeze Switzerland GmbH,
Neuhausen, Switzerland
• Interoperability in complex ticketing – economically feasible?
Ways to achieve interoperability without strong impacts on the existing
base and huge investments in a relatively short time
Matthias Augustyniak, Managing Director, Scheidt & Bachmann GmbH,
Mönchengladbach, Germany
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Indoor navigation and orientation – Navigate inside stations + professional
use cases (emergency/tracking/logistics)
Sander van der Meer, Senior Manager Location Content North West Europe,
Nokia (NAVTEQ), Utrecht, Netherlands

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09:30 -11:00 | Forum A
Market Update 10
Chair: Udo Steinmeier, Sales Manager DACHL, Trapeze Group
Deutschland GmbH, Hamburg, Germany
Demand Response Service – the flexible way for public transport
Udo Steinmeier, Sales Manager DACHL, Trapeze Group Deutschland
GmbH, Hamburg, Germany
An open, standard approach for transit fare collection
Laurent Cremer, Executive Director, OSPT Alliance, Munich, Germany
11:30 -13:00 | Forum A
Market Update 11
COFFEE BREAK
Chair: Jürgen Kaiser, Vice President Transport Consulting, PTV AG,
Karlsruhe, Germany
SMART-WAY: never get lost in public transport
Olivia Ratajzak, Account Manager, the agent factory GmbH, Jena, Germany
Andreas Küster, Project Manager, Fraunhofer Institute IVI, Dresden, Germany
Eco-Driving: the magic triangle
Volker Greitzke, International Sales Manager, Trapeze Switzerland GmbH,
Neuhausen, Switzerland
Successful deployment of mobile ticket solutions in the Nordics
Mikkel Børve, Sales Director, Unwire, Copenhagen, Denmark
Computer-based planning system to support workflow in a transit association
Peter Mott, Director Support & Training, PTV AG, Karlsruhe, Germany
Marco Remy, Network Planner, Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Neckar GmbH,
Mannheim, Germany
11:30 -13:00 | Forum B
Market Update 12
Chair: René Rothe, Director Sales, PSI Transcom GmbH, Berlin, Germany
• 100% process optimisation at the depot
René Rothe, Director Sales, PSI Transcom GmbH, Berlin, Germany
• RFID low memory ticketing
Tanja d‘Intino, Sales/Export, RFIDentic, Kempen, Germany
• Public Transport Intelligence: get the most out of your fare management
system
Jean Costantini, Senior Business Advisor, Thales, Brétigny-sur-Orge,
France
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SIPA – security-critical IP applications
Reinhard Wegener, Director Technology Center, telent GmbH, Backnang,
Germany
LUNCH BREAK

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TECHNICAL VISIT 1:
Visiting the east depot of the Karlsruhe local transport association (VBK)
TECHNICAL VISIT 2:
Tour of the construction sites for the „combined project“ (combination of a
tram tunnel in Kaiserstrasse and a road tunnel in Kriegsstrasse Karlsruhe)
TECHNICAL VISIT 3:
Journey to Murgtal on a lightrail tramtrain of Karlsruhe Transport
Association (VBK) [Karlsruhe Model]
Meeting point for shuttle service:
2.00 p.m., Karlsruhe Trade Fair Center, main entrance
SHUTTLE SERVICES
A bus shuttle service from selected hotels will be provided to the
Karlsruhe Trade Fair Center! For further details please see timetables
in the hotel lobbies and the foyer of IT-TRANS.
DIRECTIONS/SHUTTLE SERVICES
Bus shuttle service to/from the main station and selected hotels.
Central Railway Station – Trade Fair Center
Wednesday – Thursday
7.38 a.m. every 30 minutes until 11.08 a.m.
11.08 a.m. every 60 minutes until 5.08 p.m.
Friday
7.38 a.m. every 30 minutes until 2.08 p.m.
2.08 p.m. last bus shuttle
Trade Fair Center – Central Railway Station
Wednesday – Thursday
8.02 a.m. every 30 minutes until 10.32 a.m.
10.32 a.m. every 60 minutes until 6.32 p.m.
Only Thursday
Additional bus shuttle at 5.02 p.m. and 6.02 p.m.
Friday
8.02 a.m. every 30 minutes until 2.32 p.m.
2.32 p.m. last bus shuttle
Public transport
Take the S2 (suburban railway), travelling towards Rheinstetten.
Alight at Messe/Leichtsandstrasse.
Main station: take line 6 (towards Daxlanden/Rappenwörth) or line 4
(Waldstadt) until you reach Europaplatz; change to line S2,
travelling towards Rheinstetten. Alight at Messe/Leichtsandstrasse.

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