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It’s 11:15 a.m. on a Tuesday morning. Todd Tucker is sitting at his desk, sipping his second coffee of the ...
Month: April 2024
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
So, You Want to be a Leader? Do These 8 Things…
Before you start, it’s OK to admit you’re unmercifully critical of any “X Steps” advice when it comes to leadership. ...
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 ...
On-Site vs. Off-Site Airport Parking: The Pros and Cons
As airfare prices continue to rise, travelers are increasingly scrutinizing their expenses, seeking ways to economize without compromising their ...
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