Enabling New Business Models: Mobility as a Service Use Case
summary
A regional transport company exposes 3 APIs so mobile app builders can offer door‑to‑door mobility with real‑time traffic, e‑ticket sales and driver shift data; backend uses Oracle Platform Cloud Service with a developer portal, management portal, analytics, role‑based access and separate test/production environments. Challenges: ingesting a daily updated XML file of stops, location padding for routing and scale testing. Frontline result is barcode e‑tickets sold through third‑party apps.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Mobility as a Service intro
- 4:39Why MaaS matters
- 9:19Designing MaaS platform
- 13:34Building platform infrastructure
- 17:13Managing platform & portal
- 20:45Ticketing & integration challenges
- 22:33Success stories & future
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