June 9, 2022
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What Europe and the rest of the world can teach the U.S. about transit

In the postwar years, both Americans and Europeans embraced the automobile. The difference is that European governments continued investing in transit while U.S. cities all but abandoned public transportation. What is the reason for that? The stock answer has always been that American cities suffer from urban sprawl, cheap gas, and a love for the automobile.
June 7, 2022
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Generation Z: Wired to social media and moving away from traditional banking

Zoomers are a generation that have never known life without the internet and smartphones. They live on social media and when it comes to money and finance – they are charting a new course. 62 percent of Zoomers do not have a bank account and in some emerging markets nearly 50 percent prefer mobile wallets as their choice of payment method. About 25 percent of Zoomers in western markets almost never use cash.
June 6, 2022
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A Proven Solution at a Competitive Price

The Enghouse Transportation solution offers a quick on-boarding process with a user-friendly transition for operators with a minimum burden upon them. Our solution is compatible with most hardware platforms that meet the requirements for EMV payments, providing for maximum flexibility in integrating the Enghouse Transportation solution.
November 16, 2021
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Enghouse Locus Case Study: Norsk Stål AS

A well-developed Transport Management System (TMS) is key for any large company that needs to keep on top of all the moving parts within varied production […]
November 1, 2021
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Balancing Fiscal Responsibility and Safety with Enghouse Transportation

Running a public transit system is a balancing act. It takes skill and planning to respect government mandates, wisely spend taxpayers' money, and ensure rider and driver satisfaction. Finding efficiencies, staying on budget, and making sure buses run on time shouldn't come at the expense of service levels. That's why you have to put the right people on the job and give them the tools to do it.
October 25, 2021
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Goodbye Busy Signals: Transforming Customer Service Support To Tackle Transit’s Worst Days

It was Valentine’s Day, 2007, and a massive blizzard hit much of the Eastern United States. Everyone knows snow is not uncommon in New York. Usually, no one thinks twice about it, but our experience in Albany that year was excessive: We got about three feet in just as many hours.