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- A look at how the Transport for London and Oyster will evolve moving forward - What future ticketing types are there planned and will they make things easier?

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London's Oyster Card - Revolution to Evolution

Session
Tuesday, 16 November 2010
00:00
Duration: 35 mins
Publication date: 16 Nov 2010
Location: IETTV_Room, IETTV_Venue, London, United Kingdom
Part of event E-Payment in Transport

About the session

This presentation explains how the Transport for London and Oyster will evolve moving forward, what future ticketing types are planned, and discusses how they may make things easier.

Channels

Transport

Transport

Speaker

Peter Lewis

Transport for London, Oyster Development Manager

Peter joined TfL in 1999 to project manage the transit smartcard project which became known as Oyster. He managed the implementation programme from its initiation, through the system's design, development, testing, marketing and the phased customer launch to become the success that it is today. Once the Oyster card became established, Peter has ensured that the Oyster programme has gone from strength to strength with a series of innovative enhancements. He is now focused on delivering benefits to London arising from Oyster's achievements with specific emphasis in the area of payments and emerging technologies. Peter is currently working with the organisers of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic games to deliver transport ticketing for spectators and the Olympic family. After commencing a career in the City of London's financial sector, Peter worked in local government for many years, leading major projects specifically in the area of organisational change, information systems and contract management. Peter holds an MBA