Authors:
Ricardo Colomo
1
;
Ángel García
1
and
Edmundo Tovar
2
Affiliations:
1
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain
;
2
Facultad de Informática, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain
Keyword(s):
e-Commerce & e-business: B2B & B2C, CRM, Internet Services & Applications, Ticketing.
Related
Ontology
Subjects/Areas/Topics:
Business and Social Applications
;
Communication and Software Infrastructure
;
CRM and Business Solutions
;
e-Business
;
e-Commerce and e-Business: B2B and B2C
;
e-Marketing and Consumer Behaviour
;
Enterprise Information Systems
;
Enterprise Software Technologies
;
Global Communication Information Systems and Services
;
Information and Systems Security
;
Internet Services and Applications
;
Software Engineering
;
Telecommunications
;
Virtual Enterprises
;
Web and Mobile Business Systems and Services
;
Web Technologies and Web Services
Abstract:
The explosion of Internet has made consumers much more familiar with new ways to shop. Sellers can distribute their products and accept orders from buyers 24 hours a day. The field of e-Ticketing constitutes one of the mightier lines of business in e-commerce. Traditional enclosures, like bullrings, have a vital importance in the circuits of leisure of many places of Europe, but they count on the disadvantage of the obsolescence in its systems and procedures. This paper describes the initiative carried out in Spain, which allows the companies that manage traditional enclosures to sell tickets through the Internet without making big payments in order to reach new channels and to improve the operation and yield of the present ones.