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EDS court order blocks Oyster contract going to rival
...authority's plans to replace the TranSys consortium that has been running Oyster...the other main member of the TranSys consortium, Cubic Corporation, from...one of the partners of the TranSys consortium, has sought to challenge the... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/08/14/231824/eds-court-order-blocks-oyster-contract-going-to-rival.htm
Oyster Card: The highs and lows of Oyster
...tags (RFID) to enable a contactless ticketing system. The smartcard network, launched in 2003, is run by the TranSys consortium of suppliers. EDS and Cubic Corporation are responsible for the day to day to management of the system, while Fujitsu... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/07/14/231471/oyster-card-the-highs-and-lows-of-oyster.htm
Transport for London demands £1m compensation from Transys for Oyster failures
...determined to recoup the money from Transys, which manages the swipe card travel system. The two main suppliers in the Transys consortium are EDS and Cubic. Nearly 50,000 passengers were overcharged on 12 July after an IT error corrupted nearly... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/08/13/231814/transport-for-london-demands-1m-compensation-from-transys-for-oyster.htm
Smartcard could cut London transport queues
...Oyster card with a national rail scheme. The London smartcard has been designed and is being managed by the TranSys consortium of companies for TfL and London Underground. QHS6-20091006.1 http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/07/01/195673/smartcard-could-cut-london-transport-queues.htm
London transport smartcard uses RFID-style technology
...and at more than 250 tube stations and 28 mainline rail stations in the capital. Designed and managed by the TranSys consortium of companies for Transport for London and London Underground, Oyster uses similar technology to RFID, electronic... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/07/07/195797/london-transport-smartcard-uses-rfid-style-technology.htm
London fare freeze to boost smartcard use
...rail within the six zones of greater London. The London smartcard has been designed and is being managed by the Transys consortium of companies, including EDS, for Transport for London. QHS6-20091006.1 http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/08/19/196683/london-fare-freeze-to-boost-smartcard-use.htm
Oyster travel card system clams up
...added. The fault was corrected by midday. The Oyster smartcard network, launched in July 2003, is run by the TranSys consortium, which comprises EDS, Cubic Corporation, ICL (Fujitsu) and WS Atkins. Oyster cards store passengers... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2005/03/14/208836/oyster-travel-card-system-clams-up.htm
Travel smartcards incompatible
...increased cost to the customer," Sexton said. The London smartcard has been designed and is being managed by the TranSys consortium of companies for Transport for London (TfL) and London Underground. According to TfL, the Oyster smartcard... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2002/11/14/190989/travel-smartcards-incompatible.htm
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EDS, Cubic get new run at TfL's Oyster scheme
...take. The new arrangement comes after TfL opted to break a previous 17-year contract with then Oyster manager TranSys Consortium, which included Cubic and EDS, citing "value for money issues". The break clause was exercised in August... http://www.silicon.com/publicsector/0,3800010403,39346856,00.htm
TfL terminates Oyster contract
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...journeys on an average weekday. Strong leadership was identified as a critical success factor and TfL and the TranSys consortium appointed senior managers that were visible and responsible for making sure that their organisation was totally... http://www.parity.net/aboutparity/newsandmediacentre/Documents/Parity-PPM_WhitePaper_web.pdf
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