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New Methods and Solutions Based on Contactless Smart-Card (CSC) for Customer Servicing and CRM Development in a Muti-Modal / Inter-Modal Transport Environment

Overview This paper deals with customer identification and access control to personalized services in the context of multimodal transport services and in-car telematics services. This paper presents a vision or concept of the e-Pass, a universal portable secure object for transport. This paper illustrates it with the Car-Sharing service and its use scenarios and discusses the suitability of mobile technologies, contactless smart-card and mobile phone. A combined solution is foreseen and on-going research projects will be the opportunity to develop prototypes and experiments in real transport situations.

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Publisher	Renault	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	March 2003	Downloads	23
Format	White Papers
Topics	Mobile - Wireless Communications, CRM, Wireless LAN

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