As more people live in and visit cities, there is an opportunity to leverage technology to drive greater convenience and consistency – even in paying for a bus or train fare. Mastercard is working with cities and transit operators to make commuting and everyday life as seamless as possible.
Join us at the Global Public Transport Summit in Montreal, May 15 – 17 (booth 2M136) to learn more about how Mastercard is connecting people and places in cities such as London, Singapore and New York.
Discussing Smart Transit Ticketing for Smart Cities:
Monday, May 15, 11 am – 12.30 pm: Will Judge, vice president & Head of Urban Mobility, together with Singapore’s Land Transport Authority will join a panel on “The Power of Alliances in Asia to Re-imagine the Customer Journey” (Level 5 Room 516AB).
Tuesday, May 16, 9 – 10.30 am: Doug Howe, vice president Travel & Transit Innovation, will join the “Payment & Ticketing” panel and discuss the benefits of global open standards for transit ticketing (Level 5, Focus Session A).
Tuesday, May 16, 12.45 – 1.45 pm: Will Judge, vice president & Head of Urban Mobility, will present “Connecting Global Cities through Smart Ticketing” and discuss how technology and data insights are being applied to help frictionless commutes and unlock operator economics (Lunch will be served Level 5, Room 519B).
Follow @MastercardNews to keep in touch with our updates throughout the event.
To learn more about our work with cities check out our Digital Press Kit and visit mastercard.com/smart-cities.
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