E-purse transit pass: The potential of public transport smart card system in the Philippines

Bustillo, Neriza V.; Cendana, Desiree I.; Palaoag, Thelma D.

doi:10.1109/compcomm.2017.8323040

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“…Similarly, in their findings from the Philippines, Cendana et al [43] argue that such a single-use smart card could be a mechanism for more equitable urban transport, though their main concern was about implementation and eligibility. To overcome this, they argued for a provider that would enable the implementation of the use of the smart card across multiple transport platforms (hence multiple providers) to enable discounts to be systematic to eligible travellers.…”

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Disability, Mobility and Transport in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Thematic Review

Kett¹,

Cole²,

Turner³

2020

Sustainability

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This paper discusses issues affecting the transport and mobility needs of people with disabilities in middle- and low-income countries and how disability intersects with a range of other factors to impact on transport needs, use and engagement. The paper is intended to stimulate discussion and identify areas for further research, and identifies a number of key issues that are salient to discussions around equitable and inclusive transport provision, including patterns of transport use, behaviour and experiences, solutions and policy directions, measuring access and inclusion, policies and intersectionality. The paper also identifies gaps in knowledge and provision, barriers to addressing these gaps, and some possible solutions to overcoming these barriers. These include shifting the focus from access to inclusion, reconceptualising how ‘special’ transport might be provided, and most importantly listening to the voices and experiences of adults and children with disabilities. Despite lack of transport often being cited as a reason for lack of inclusion of people with disabilities, there is surprisingly little evidence which either quantifies this or translates what this lack of access means to people with disabilities in their daily lives in low- and middle-income countries.

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confidence: 98%

Disability, Mobility and Transport in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Thematic Review

Kett¹,

Cole²,

Turner³

2020

Sustainability

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“…The impending use of smart card has also proliferated educational institutions. As a matter of fact, schools in India, Nigeria, Singapore and European countries have adopted the Digital Payment Method (DPM) known as cashless transaction [11]. This is evident as [12] agreed that smart card has been widely used in developed countries not only for products but also in services like public transport system and is even usable in food courts, toll system, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), parking, supermarkets and even some schools in Singapore where cashless payment has been implemented for school fee related transactions.…”

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Designing a Digital Payment Framework for HEI’s Using Smart ID

Cendana¹

2020

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The rise of digital payment has proliferated the business industry. In fact, cashless payment in developed countries have been one of the norms to improving services, making it easier for the management to ensure timely payment collection. The main objective of the study was to design a digital payment framework for Higher Educational Institutions in the Philippines to improve the services, payment transactions and solve behavioral issues of students in settling their school fees by converting student ID into Smart ID. A pre-tested questionnaire was used for data collection and 288 participants among students, parents/sponsors was drawn using snowball purposive sampling. A combination of qualitative and quantitative method was applied to present the data and validate the findings. Results revealed that 9% among 6596 total enrolled students had remaining balance at the end of the semester. Whereas 66% scholars agreed to fail in paying their fees on time due to some priorities (WM=3.24). Consequently, 63.3% (N=100) were unable to pay their tuition fee on time because they were unable to manage their money vs. personal expenses. Also, 60.9% (N=50) were unable to get their exam permit for the 3-exam period even fees were fully settled. Moreover, 75% among parents working abroad preferred the use of smart card for payment to ensure that money is consumed to tuition fee payment as to where it is intended. Whereas, the HEI's positive feedback in considering new payment technology relies on their partnership with banks to suffice the facilities for top-up machines, card scanner/reader and the overall software and infrastructure. Study further concludes that the implementation of smart ID may possibly contribute to educational environment giving them the assurance that school fees are paid on time and the advocate to promote a sense of responsibility for students to prioritize their financial obligations.

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“…1 Pada saat proses penulisan data berlangsung, pertama-tama diwajibkan untuk mengatur management file dengan urutan dimulai dari MF, DF, dan ke EF [8]. Namun, apabila kita sudah berada pada EF dan ingin berpindah ke EF lain yang berada pada DF yang sama, maka kita tidak perlu kembali ke DF sebelumnya dan cukup langsung memberi perintah untuk berpindah ke EF selanjutnya [9].…”

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Perancangan Surat Tanda Nomor Kendaraan Elektronik Menggunakan Smart Card Dan Secure Access Module

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Estananto³

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Keamanan merupakan salah satu faktor yang harus dipertimbangkan pada berkas-berkas penting. Surat Tanda Nomor Kendaraan (STNK) merupakan salah satu berkas berharga yang paling sering digunakan hampir setiap hari. Oleh karena itu dibutuhkan sistem keamanan ekstra pada STNK dibanding sistem konvensional saat ini. Smart card adalah salah satu solusi yang efektif untuk mengatasi hal tersebut. Smart card dapat menyimpan datadata pada STNK seperti pajak, informasi kendaraan, informasi kepemilikan, dan lain-lain. Untuk meningkatkan keamanannya, digunakan Secure Access Module (SAM) yang memiliki fitur otentikasi dan algoritma kriptografi. Dengan demikian, usaha pengambilan data pada smart card secara ilegal dapat dicegah. Sistem ini diharapkan dapat meningkatkan keamanan pada STNK yang lebih baik dibanding sistem konvesional saat ini.

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E-purse transit pass: The potential of public transport smart card system in the Philippines

Cited by 5 publications

References 11 publications

Disability, Mobility and Transport in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Thematic Review

Disability, Mobility and Transport in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Thematic Review

Designing a Digital Payment Framework for HEI’s Using Smart ID

Perancangan Surat Tanda Nomor Kendaraan Elektronik Menggunakan Smart Card Dan Secure Access Module

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