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Innovation Requires Three Distinct Mindsets

In this two-part series, we will explore three professional archetypes — Explorers, Town Builders, and City Enablers — and examine how these personality types shape not only the parking and mobility industry but also the broader world of innovation, infrastructure, and governance.

Parking Hall of Fame Announces Inaugural Class of 12 Industry Legends

The Parking Hall of Fame has unveiled its inaugural Class of 2026, recognizing 12 visionary leaders whose groundbreaking contributions have shaped the global parking industry.

Training for Calm: The Role of Call Agents in De-Escalation

Help calls are not merely a customer service function; they are a frontline safety and operational control point.

Los Angeles looks to data collection to improve curb management  

The Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) is working with the design consulting firm Arcadis and its CurbIQ curb-management solution to create a digital inventory of curb uses within a large section of downtown L.A.

Rethinking Parking as Urban Architecture

Done right, the garage becomes urban infrastructure, supporting walkability, street-level activity, and electrified transportation without gambling on a single mobility forecast.

A Garage Becomes a Canvas

The new parking garage at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and its annex The Momentary, in Bentonville, Arkansas, features a facade transformed into a monumental canvas.

TECHNOLOGY SPOTLIGHT: ID TECH’s Single-Source Parking Payment Solution

The Power of Merch in Community-Driven Marketing

In a world where launching a website now takes minutes, writing a marketing brief takes seconds, and where a nonstop overflow of noise, choice, and stuff can overwhelm, what truly stands out are the people and relationships that fuel community. 

‘Smart’ Tech Requires Smarter Decisions

The terms “smart” and “cutting-edge technology” have become synonymous. As leaders, I think it’s essential to untangle these terms so we can make wise decisions about where to invest our resources.

The False Security of ‘Never Getting Sick’

It’s worth exploring the kind of “security” many leaders assume they have when they never get sick, and why that assumption deserves a closer look.
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