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A Note from a Friend
I received this from John Clancy. Now retired, John worked in the technology side of the industry for decades. I don’t think this needs any
A Parking Newbie
I was looking back at some blog posts from 20 years ago and found this one fit today as well as at the turn of
Look out the Window
If there is any advice I can give it’s concerning the passing scene. “Look out the window.” Rather than listen to CNN or the New
Global Warming – Wind Chill -83F
My sister in law lives in Edmonton, Alberta. She is visiting and reported that the wind chill in her home town is -83 degrees. The
Are we as an industry listening?
I read in the industry news that we should be focusing on electrification of vehicles and become a charging station for EVs since in six
In Hoc Anno Domini
I repeat a post for 2022. It seems most appropriate with all the happenings around the world. The phrase In Hoc Anno Domini refers
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Sensors For All
It’s 11:15 a.m. on a Tuesday morning. Todd Tucker is sitting at his desk, sipping his second coffee of the morning. He’s finishing up a phone call with his signature grin, messaging his 11:30 that he’s running five minutes late, and turning to give his attention to a sales rep
Assumptions v. Data: Making Better Business Decisions
By Brian Wolff “It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data.” – Sherlock Holmes It may seem strange to begin a business discussion by quoting a fictional character, but the point Arthur Conan is making for his character is pretty much universal and certainly applies to
Driving Towards Utopia: Empowering Modern Commuters with Essential Data
Living in one of the largest cities in the U.S. has provided me with a unique perspective on the significant impact parking can have on one’s daily life. Every time I embark on a journey
Universities Need to Get More from Their Technology
Universities, like many parking owners, have spent the past few years automating their parking locations and systems. The automation trend began with the introduction of tools that integrated with Parking Access and Revenue Control Systems
Parking in New York City – Always a Challenge, Getting Worse – Part 2
Most cities have lofty goals, and New York is no different. In 2022, the mayor and governor convened a panel and process titled, “Making New York Work for Everyone.” The panel seeks to make New
Considering the Differences Between Parking Trade Shows in Europe and North America
Parking is very diverse place where many fundamentals meet. We park at university for the thirst of knowledge; we park in the business center to make the deal of the year; we park every morning
Our Industry: How Parking Destroyed the American City
We are in a transformational time and in what is now a very transformational business. In the world, times change slowly, but then along comes a blip where we tend to catch up or difficult
The Debate Goes On: Are Gates Still Needed?
The debate over gated or ungated continues. Certainly, there are advantages and disadvantages to both approaches. When a ticket has to be pulled to open a gate, gated facilities seem to represent the parking
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