Tuesday 4 September 2012
eBusiness

16th UIC eBusiness Conference

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In the highly competitive market for passenger and logistics services, there is an increased demand for technologies that improve operational efficiencies and cost reduction. All of these key technologies rely heavily on the collection, analysis and manipulation of quality data. This year’s conference will focus on trends in technology that include:

  • Business transformation tools, including workflow and collaboration technologies
  • Optimisation tools for routes and networks
  • Master data management in a collaborative environment
  • Mobility solutions

Call for Papers

It is not too late if you are interested in making a presentation on the subject. Please contact: John LUTZ e-mail: lutz at uic.org Tel: (33) 1 44 49 20 27 Fax: (33) 1 44 49 20 28 18 – 19 October 2012

Organisation

Again, the conference will take place during two half-day sessions at UIC Headquarters (Paris). The plenary session will take place on Thursday, 18 October, 14.00-18.00 followed by a welcome cocktail. It will be of interest to the general audience and focus on technology applications and standards. This will be complimented by a half day of workshops in specialised subject areas on Friday, 19 October, 9.00-12.00. Highlights of the two-day conference include:

  • Interoperability initiatives – TAF and TAP and new planning for implementation
  • Journey planning and timetable distribution
  • Seamless trip planning, booking and delivery
  • Data quality requirements – establishing reference data for freight and passenger applications

Benefits of Attending

Delegates will

  • Understand technology solutions for railways
  • Learn about future solutions for railway IT development
  • Discover new regulatory requirements impacting IT system development
  • Benefit from networking opportunities with peers and vendors

Who you will meet

The conference will be of interest to all railway business and IT professionals, RUs, IMs and industry executives whose primary functions involve business development, project management and information technology. There were 66 participants in 2011 equally representing passenger, freight and infrastructure from 48 companies from 19 countries worldwide. Despite low attendance compared to the previous years the conference has attracted a lot of interest.

REGISTRATION online

To register for the conference please fill out the registration form by 7 October.

Please click here to register online: http://www.uic.org/spip.php?article3001

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