Xerox to spread the word at ITSWC

Xerox, the global force in fare collection and smart ticketing, on- and off-street parking systems, tolling operations and vehicle occupancy detection solutions, will have a major presence at the ITS World Congress Melbourne: Xerox speakers are actively involved in nineteen sessions including Plenary, Executive, Special Interest, Technical and Scientific sessions as well as the ITS safety and sustainability workshop and one of the Melbourne Conversations event.
September 13, 2016 Read time: 2 mins

4186 Xerox, the global force in fare collection and smart ticketing, on- and off-street parking systems, tolling operations and vehicle occupancy detection solutions, will have a major presence at the ITS World Congress Melbourne: Xerox speakers are actively involved in nineteen sessions including Plenary, Executive, Special Interest, Technical and Scientific sessions as well as the ITS safety and sustainability workshop and one of the Melbourne Conversations event.

The Xerox exhibition stand will showcase the company’s newest solutions, including its seamless payment and information solution, and its Go Denver and Go LA Mobility as a Service operations. On show will also be the latest in data analytics and how to gain policy outcomes from early understanding of new transport trends.

Xerox, which for over 40 years has been delivering innovative urban mobility solutions to private and public sector clients all over the world, has a special web page with in-depth information on its appearance at the ITS World Congress: www.xerox.com/en-us/services/transport-solutions/its-2016

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