NGOs (non-governmental organisations) are set up to promote and defend ideas neglected by the state in place. They are in a better position to find funds for the effectiveness of their projects. Many non-governmental organisations work to promote globalisation but CNA (Calypso Networks Association) is particular. Actually, Calypso Network Association is committed to promoting the smart ticketing system. How does CNA work? What are their goals? What is the purpose of the established rules? And how to promote smart ticketing system?
NAC’s goals
The Calypso Networks Association gives the community the responsibility to inspect and promote the world of smart ticketing. This is to advance the smart ticketing mechanism and ensure mobile service. The CNA regulates the use of Calypso engineering and provides expert operations to drive open rules. This is to facilitate the use of this engineering to meet regional, national and global ticketing requirements. Open standards in public transports ensure the effectiveness of functions provided by its members around the world. All recent members are invited to join the AIIC group. This is due to the fact that all the members of the latter enjoy a personal and constant monitoring from the organisation.
The purpose of the established rules
Transport workers and managers make use of exclusive rules within the ticketing system. They are established to inspect the ticketing mechanism and to ensure that vendors do not get stuck in the system. They also have to maximise the work of ticketing with the rise of technology, ensure the merging of mobile and other operations. They have to provide ticketing and travel operations by supporting both travel and stay on a consistent basis. They are established to provide a ramp-up of services while the system is in place. And finally to ensure compatibility of rules with international ones.
The functions of the NAC
The CNA’s responsibility is to drive the use of Calypso open engineering rules. This is to ensure that transportation and mobile workers have an eye on and drive the advancement of the smart ticketing device. These responsibilities will only be fulfilled by driving competition and lowering the budget of life management. This is achieved by driving open rules and ensuring that providers remain accessible.
They must be willing to share their knowledge and expertise with others through learning and networking. They need to advocate for modernity and novelty by breaking down fragmentation. But also by setting up a foundation for investors. They must promote the use of free, practical platforms that everyone can enjoy. Finally, they must promote globalisation in terms of developing mechanisms and rules that are compatible with others.
The CNA is working to find collaborations for the success of its mission. In addition to collaborating with CNA, it has partnered with the Tangle EE project, OSPT, UITP, ADCET and many others. All of this to optimise its resources.
In short, the CNA (calypso network association) is advocating for the impetus of the use of smart ticketing devices. For the success of its mission, it does not hesitate to collaborate with other organisations and institutions in the field. It also collaborates with the transportation industry.
