INNOVATOR IN ACTION Jim Gibbs has been pursuing software development practically his entire life. The co-founder and chief executive officer of MeterFeeder, Inc. — the
Parking Pitch Competition Highlights Emerging Technologies As innovation continues to transform the parking industry and the broader mobility sector, newer companies and existing firms
At the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA), innovation is not just a buzzword. It is a way of life that fuels our ambition.
About 15 years ago, I attended my first parking show working for a license plate recognition (LPR) company. At our booth, we had
The Fridge Family Story The parking management industry’s global market reached nearly $4.6 billion in 2023 and is projected to grow to $10.1 billion
If you are like most parking business owners today, you manage many different stakeholders. For example, you might be a lot owner who caters
We Need to Enhance Women’s Transport Security The thought of traveling alone has always stirred a sense of apprehension within me. Only recently have I
Teeing up Business Intelligence: The Parallels Between Golf and BI Tools Embarking on a journey into the world of golf, amid parking conferences and
The Hard Way Makes for Good Outcomes My son graduated from Purdue University this past May, and Mung Chiang, President of the University, delivered the
Even Walkable Cities Need Parking Every time I circle a parking lot three times looking for a parking space, I dream of living in a
Communication Should Not Be a Game of Telephone Back before work was online, you called people to talk and used fax machines to send documents.
The Parking Reform Network Defends Itself In April’s issue of Parking Today, Clyde Wilson wrote a column attacking the Parking Reform Network (see “How
Metropolis Technologies, Inc., an artificial intelligence company whose computer vision platform enables checkout-free payment experiences, closed its $1.8-billion acquisition of SP Plus Corporation, the largest
Allow Me To Introduce Myself Hello! I am honored and excited to join the staff of Parking Today Media as the editor-in-chief of Parking
Regular readers of this column know that a couple of things get my dander up. One is where “our betters” feel it is OK to
To read previous chapters of “Death by Parking,” Click Here Paul Manning was sitting in First Class on his flight from London to L.A.
