An excerpt from our Securing Your Revenue white paper, the purpose of The Penny Test is to test the software and hardware functionality of the cashbox and bin ID functionality. Click for a downloadable PDF of the infographic and learn how
Genfare’s Executive Director of Business Development, Kim Green, was recently elected to serve on the APTA Board of Director’s for a three year term. He is also a member of the APTF Board or Directors, the APTA Finance Committee and
As always, APTA conferences and meetings are overflowing with networking, educational opportunities and a whole lot of fun! The Genfare Team—fresh from Nashville—reports on all things APTA Annual Meeting—industry trends, new technologies, and industry observations. Genfare plays an active role
A big congratulations goes out to Genfare client, Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA), for winning 2018’s Outstanding Agency at this year’s APTA Annual Meeting! So well deserved for such an innovative and forward-thinking team. Learn more about COTA by watching the
GRTC and Genfare collaborate to craft unique proof of payment system The GRTC Transit System’s long-term partnership with Genfare has resulted in many unique solutions for Richmond’s public transit system over the years. Most recently, the two organizations collaborated to
For this important discussion on fare collection best practices with a focus on revenue, BUSRide spoke with the following experts: Darren Dickson – president – Genfare Michael Primeaux – global head of engineering and architecture – Vix Technology In what
Software Extraordinaire Brings Decades of Technology Experience to Genfare Tony Jannotta, Genfare’s Application and Development Manager, is tasked with many things—but none more important than building and maintaining Genfare’s cloud-based software systems. Encompassing mobile applications, open API services, administrative and customer
COTA Uses Technology and Unprecedented Business Community Collaboration to Offer Free Transit for DT Columbus Employees The fare management system overhaul that the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) underwent recently was not your average technology refresh. The final solution, a