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Thematic Headlines

ABT – Where are we today in terms of deployment?

Nationwide ticketing: How much has the user experience improved since their introduction?

Digital Third Party Sales – New ways to facilitate access to mobility

How to make digitalisation happen: What public and private funding opportunities are available?

Digital take ups via European projects

What role unconventional marketing, AI and social networks can play in taking up digital innovations by the final users?

Contractual Management and Procurement: Best practices to address legal framework conditions

Ticketing ecosystem: New trends, actors, tools and developments

Confirmed speakers

AVM Venice
Budapesti Közlekedési Központ (BKK)
MÁV Start
Sigma S.p.A.
Fairtiq
Transport Public Bucarect Ilfov (TBPI)
City of Szeged
Interparking
Smart Ticketing Alliance
SFMCON ITS Nordic Nemu
EU-SIGN-AIR
FairsFair
Tripco
Consorzio Unicocampania
CTP Cluj Napoca
Technical University of Budapest
ITS Hungary
Wizway
KTI Research Institute

Previous editions

The 2015 Budapest Smart Ticketing & Transport Forum was a 1st of its kind and a great success, as well as the following 8 editions welcoming more than 100 participants each year.

Budapest representatives had the opportunity to present their ticketing projects and give valuable insights on the current Schemes in Hungary. The events also focused on international initiatives, on the need for standards, and on how interoperability is becoming a reality. Senior experts shared their experience and knowledge on these topics to give the attendance a comprehensive overview of the technological opportunities and the best way to exploit them.

Furthermore, the Budapest Forums gave room for live demonstration of equipment.

Calypso Networks Association invites you to the 10th edition of Budapest Smart Ticketing and Digital Services Forum!

 

10-11 April 2025

Mercure Budapest City Center Hotel

Váci utca 20. H-1052

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The conference will be held in:

Mercure Budapest City Center Hotel

Budapest, Váci utca 20

H-1052, Hungary

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Program of Day 1 (10.04.2025)

09:00–09:30 Registration and coffee  
09:30–09:35 Grand opening and institutional welcome (Gianluca Cuzzolin – Chairman, CNA)
09:35-10:00 Opening Keynote: City of Szeged -  Developing sustainable mobility: using EU funds, providing electronic ticketing solutions  (Nagy Sándor – Vice Mayor, City of Szeged)

Session 1 – How to make digitalisation happen: What funding opportunities do exist?

10:00–10:30 Seamless multimodal cross border journeys in the Nordics in one go. How to bring mobility data from National access points to use. (Sören Sörensen – Project Manager NEMU ITS Nordic Plus)
10:30–11:00 EU SIGN-AIR project and the role of STA in seamless multimodal cooperation in mobility and mutual understanding beyond borders (Jaap de Bie - Technical Co-ordinator, Smart Ticketing Alliance)

11:00–11:20 Coffee break powered by Sigma and Fairtiq

Session 2 – Smart Ticketing in evolution: What trends, tools and developments are on the agenda today?


Session / Panel Convenor: Manon Chaix (Marketing and Communications Manager, CNA)
11:20–11:50 Device Management Software - Business case: CP Comboios de Portugal (Roberto Evoli - International Sales Director, Sigma S.p.A.)
11:50–12:20 The Paris Olympics and how new ways of mobile ticketing leveraged the customer experience (Louis Brosse – CEO, Wizway)


12:20–13:30 Lunch Break powered by Sigma and Fairtiq

Session 3 – Digital take ups: ITS, on demand services and more shaping the digital transformation process

Session / Panel Convenor: Dr. Ralph Gambetta  (General Secretary, CNA)

13:30–13:55 How are shared transportation modes used in Budapest? The results of focus group interviews and representative questionnaire survey. (Dr. Földes Dávid, Research associate, Budapest University of Technology and Economics)
13:55–14:20 Future of Road Management (Verdes Máté, Head of Department, Hungarian Public Roads)

14:20–14:50 Nagy Sándor – Vice Mayor City of Szeged, City of Szeged, Stefan Roseanu – (Director of Railway Transport Development Unit, Transport Public Bucharest Ilfov)

Session 4 – The role of data in the ticketing eco system?

Panel Convenor: Sören Sörensen (CEO, SFMCON)

14:50–15:15 Leveraging AI and unlocking data insights in ticketing (Antoine Belaieff - Lead New Markets, FAIRTIQ, Ekés András – Business Development Manager CEE, FAIRTIQ)

15:15–15:45 Democratization of data (Ferdinand Burgersdijk, Chairman Data WG, UITP) 

15:50–16:10 Coffee break powered by Sigma and Fairtiq

Session 5 – ABT – Where are we today in terms of deployment?

Panel Convenor: Ferdinand Burgersdijk (Chairman Data WG, UITP)

16:10–17:00 Manon Chaix (Marketing and Communications Manager, CNA),  Maurizio Pelosi (Club Italia), Jaap de Bie (Jaap de Bie - Technical Co-ordinator, Smart Ticketing Alliance),  Mauro de Bernardin (Project Manager, AVM S.p.A., Venice), Rosario Capparuccia (Head of R&D, Sigma S.p.A.)
 

18:00 Historic tram tour in Budapest followed by traditional Hungarian dinner

Program of Day 2 (11.04.2025)

09:00–09:10 Welcome coffee and introduction (Dr. Ralph Gambetta – General Secretary, CNA)

Session 1 – Railways and their ticketing developments
09:1009:35 One Year with the New Tariff System (Singer Péter – Head of Public Service Management, MÁV Passenger Transport Co.)
09:35–09:55 Regional Railway ticketing integration in the Bucharest Ilfov area (Stefan Roseanu - Director of Railway Transport Development Unit, Transport Public Bucharest Ilfov)

09:35–10:20 Tap & Go and the next experimentation on handsfree technology based on the use of Ultra-Wide Band  sensors  (Lorenzo Gentile - CFO of Hellenic Train)


Session 2 – Nationwide ticketing: lessons learnt and challenges ahead

Panel Convenor: Claudio Giovannini (Senior Ticketing Expert, CNA)


10:2011:20 Antoine Belaieff (Lead New Markets, FAIRTIQ), Oszter  Vilmos (Senior Researcher, KTI), Manuela Maneva (Founder, Tripco), Gianluca Cuzzolin (Chairman, CNA)

11:20–11:35 Coffee break powered by Sigma and Fairtiq

Session 3 – AI the new way to optimise management processes and foster an improved UX

11:35–12:00 Optimizing 100E timetable with Machine Learning, (Nyerges Márk – Data Scientist, BKK Centre for Budapest Transport)
12:00–12:30 AI guidelines (Maurizio Pelosi, Club Italia)

12:30–12:35 Closing of the 10th Budapest Forum (Gianluca Cuzzolin – Chairman, CNA)

13:15 Lunch Break powered by Sigma and Fairtiq

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