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CNA-ACTIVITY-REPORT-2019.Pdf Activity report 2019 Contents Editorial ..................................................................................................................4 2019 Main achievements .....................................................................................6 CNA Board of Directors ........................................................................................8 Members form all around the world ................................................................10 Calypso, a brand and a range of products ......................................................12 Certification process ...........................................................................................14 Eclipse Keyple, open source API by CNA .........................................................16 International presence .......................................................................................18 Calypso awards ceremony .................................................................................20 New collaborations .............................................................................................22 Last CNA White paper release ...........................................................................24 Technical Groups and Workstream ..................................................................26 A worldwide deployment ...................................................................................30 New by-laws for CNA ..........................................................................................32 New branch in Paris............................................................................................33 Financial results ..................................................................................................34 Calypso dedicated Team ....................................................................................36 3 Editorial 2019 has been for CNA another very beautiful and The foundations are now established and solid: Dear Calypso productive year, with many accomplishments - An unambiguous orientation towards open and successes. First, I am proud that we have source, concretized by Eclipse Keyple, now welcomed 31 new members, reaching the number accessible for free on the Eclipse platform and friends and of 103 and confirming the trend observed in recent which has already been implemented on the years. Furthermore the association is glad to count field. partners a new gold member, Infineon, who joins the CNA Board of Directors. - The operational Calypso brand policy with product certification now carried out by an The increased interest in participation to the independent accredited body, and a new license Calypso development and CNA activities from to which almost all industrial players in the transport authorities, operators and industrials market have subscribed in less than one year. confirms the relevance of the orientations adopted in 2017 and of the program On this basis, we will now, from 2020, develop implemented since then. It leads Calypso to be Calypso even further on an international scale, the reference of a true open ticketing technology, thanks to an increased promotion, a strong suited to new ticketing uses such as Mobile and development of new cooperations, particulary Account Based Ticketing. with the OSPT Alliance, and to the work of the CNA team, whom I thank for their involvement. This strategy of the association and its beautiful I also would like to thank you, users and suppliers, achievements in 2019, such as six certified for your contribution and your faithful support to Calypso Light cards, the release of Calypso Basic Calypso. specifications and ABT-Calypso guidelines, the publication of the white paper “Ticketing for Philippe Vappereau MaaS, best practices for durable systems” and a CNA Chairman new presence in Africa and Latam, demonstrate the craze for Calypso. Not to mention its unique positioning as a platform of exchanges between users and providers. 4 5 2019 IDFM Main Achievments CETUD Became Creation of CNA Italia ATM members and offices in São Paulo and Paris Members 103 7 Trainings, courses 8 8 and seminar delivered Running working groups Events organized in France, Ecuador, Italy, Hungary and Brazil +31 New members All Samsung smart- Release of the white paper phones sold in France «Ticketing for MaaS, Best 10 and embedding a Secure pratices for durable systems» New Calypso certified Element integrates the Available in 5 Languages products, 30 in total Calypso applet 6 7 CNA board of Directors Calypso Networks Association is managed by a Board of Directors appointed by the General Assembly every three years and currently composed of twelve members. ACTV, Venice Transport Operator OTLIS, Lisbon Transport Operators Consortium Infineon - Gold Member of CNA They left the CNA Board in 2019 Vice-Chairperson, Promotion & Marketing Vice-Chairperson, Keyple Development The directors would like to thank Frank Hämmerle, Represented by Gianluca Cuzzolin & Morgan Chirici Represented by Fausto Sá-Marques Infineon, one leading industrial player worldwide, has become a gold member of CNA in 2019 and Landkreis Konstanz and Claudio Giacobbe, 5T CTS, Strasbourg Transport Operator RATP, Paris Transport Operator subsequently been joining the board of directors very warmly for their strong involvment in the President of the Hoplink Governance Chairman of CNA. development of Calypso and all their work within Represented by Alain Caffart Represented by Philippe Vappereau the Board for many years. Katja Kienzl, Partnership & Ecosystem GIE CARTES BANCAIRES RIGAS KARTE, Riga Ticketing Operator Management at Infineon Technologies Represented by Pierre Chassigneux Represented by Aleksandrs Brandavs «The CNA membership underlines Infineon’s commit- INFINEON SNCF, French National Railway Operator ment to provide a comprehensive transport ticketing Represented by Katja Kienzl Vice-Chairperson, Industrial Strategy portfolio based on open standards.» Represented by Joël Eppe INTERPARKING Represented by Roland Cracco STIB, Transport Operator of Brussels Represented by Jean-Luc Van Ginder Deuren LANDKREIS KONSTANZ General Secretary 5T-TORINO Represented by Zeno Danner Represented by Massimo Cocozza 8 9 List of 2019 active members 5T GIESECKE & DEVRIENT OTW - WALLONIA ACTV GRAND AVIGNON PARAGON ID ADCET GSD PLUS PASE EXPRESS Members ADVANCED CARD SYSTEMS HB TECHNOLOGIES PAYCERT ADVANIDE HID GLOBAL PLUSERVICE From all around AEP HIGHQ PW CONSULTANTS AGILTECH ICARDS QILIUM ATM - MILAN the world One main characteristic of the new members IDEA PARTNERS RATP that joined CNA in 2019 is the variety of their BILLETTIQUE SERVICES IDEAR ELECTRONICA RATP SMART SYSTEMS background, both in geographical terms and in BLUENET IDEMIA REDSYS terms of business activity. This diversity reflects BMC IDENTIV SELP the CNA ambition to be a major player in Mobility BROXEL IDFM - PARIS REGION SEMOVI as a Service, but also fits with its main objective to CARD4B Authorities, Operators, Associations extend the deployment of Calypso further afield. INFINEON SIA RIGAS KARTE CETUD INGENIERA Y SERVICIOS ADM SIGMA SPA Cards and terminals providers CTS - STRASBOURG INTERPARKING SIMA ITS Consultants and software providers COMUTITRES INZIGNIA SMTAG Europe CONDUENT IQUANTICS SNCF Americas CONFIDEX ITSO SP TRANS Asia GIE CB JM ASESORES SPIRTECH CUBIC LANDKREIS KONSTANZ ST MICROELECTRONICS 28% Africa DIGITAL AFRIQUE TELECOM LIGURIA DIGITALE STIB DATARAXYS LINK CONSULTING STM - MONTREAL DEJAMOBILE LINXENS TEKNEI DIGIMOBEE LIT TRANSIT TELEMATICA 31% 22% DUALI LS CARD TGS CARD SOLUTIONS 41% DYNTRA MICROSAFE THALES & GEMALTO THALES 3% EASYWAY MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT ISRAEL MOBILE KNOWLEDGE ECL INTERNATIONAL MK SMART JSC TISSEO 5% 70% ELATEC MOOVEL TRANSDEV ELITT MYCARD UBITRANSPORT FAMOCO NAGELS VITALIS FIME NOUVELLE AQUITAINE MOBILITÉS VIX TECHNOLOGY FLOWBIRD ONEWAVE WATCHDATA GALITT OTLIS WIZWAY 10 11 RANGE OF PRODUCTS Calypso, a brand and SECURE INTEROPERABLE a range of certified MULTISOURCE Calypso New License In 2019, a trademark license replaces the Products previous patent license. The end of the patent-based license in Designed for transportation 2022 would have represented a major risk and multiapplication, ready for operators. Calypso without regulation Publication of a brand policy Strengthening the certification nor revenue would quickly loose all its for multiservice and mobile As of January 2019, Calypso became a registered program performances and characteristics: safety, trademark that can only be used for certified The certification of portable objects is the interoperability, competition. Calypso products. cornerstone of the brand policy. The certificate of conformity to Calypso specifications is now Without alternatives to this license and This brand policy is CNA’s tool for regulating mandatory to market products under this name. the associated revenues, CNA would Calypso, i.e. guaranteeing its performances to no longer be able to guarantee the Focused on transport, perfect users and fair competition to manufacturers. This confirms the integrity of the Calypso product sustainability of Calypso. framework, by validating that products will for both media based For industrialists, the end of patents could perform as stated and adhere to the standards and ABT systems Renaming of the Calypso the ticketing industry expects. have meant unfair competition from new technology offering players offering «Calypso like» solutions. In order to enhance the Calypso specifications as This is why CNA,
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