Shotl and M.A.I.O.R. are joining forces in a special webinar aimed at public transport operators, mobility authorities, and industry stakeholders interested in discovering how to integrate on-demand transport services within advanced planning ecosystems. A unique opportunity to explore the synergy between two leading platforms in transport operations optimization. The event will be led by Albert Tresserras, Operations Manager at Shotl, and will offer a space for questions and networking with MAIOR clients.
M.A.I.O.R. (Management Artificial Intelligence and Operations Research) designs and develops advanced software solutions for the optimized planning and scheduling of transport services. With over 30 years of experience and more than 100 clients worldwide — including 8 of the 10 largest Italian cities — its solutions help bus, train, airline, port, and airport operators significantly reduce operational costs by maximizing the efficiency of limited resources.
What does Shotl offer?
Shotl is a digital platform for on-demand mobility services. Its technology enables a seamless experience for both passengers and drivers, with mobile apps that support quick ride requests, real-time tracking, and integrated payment management. In addition, Shotl features a highly configurable optimization algorithm capable of dynamically adjusting routes based on more than 25 different variables. This makes it a perfectly adaptable solution for urban, rural, night-time, and corporate services.
This webinar represents an exceptional opportunity for MAIOR clients to learn how the integration between MAIOR and Shotl can unlock new possibilities in mobility management, combining advanced planning with flexible, user-oriented solutions.
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