Think of your energy as an investment. What if you treated your energy like money or something you actively invest in? Before engaging in any interaction, you have an opportunity to ask, “Is this worth the investment and what kind of return am I expecting?” Every interaction produces a return. The question is what kind and is it worth it?

AI Amplifies Marketing Strategy, Doesn’t Replace It

May 22, 2026

How are we setting up our internal teams to actually benefit from artificial intelligence? I’m speaking from the marketing seat, but this isn’t a marketing-only issue. It touches every function that must communicate, sell, or support what we build.

Duncan Solutions to Showcase MöBIHUB℠ and Celebrate 90 years of Innovation at the IPMI Conference & Expo in Milwaukee

May 21, 2026

From Circling to Connected: How AI Is Transforming Parking and Smart City Development

May 21, 2026

Parking technology has come a long way. What started as coin slots and painted lines has evolved into sophisticated guidance networks, real-time occupancy data, and seamless digital payments. Now comes the next chapter. Artificial intelligence (AI) is being layered onto that proven infrastructure, giving operators and cities tools that not only show what’s happening but also anticipate what’s coming.

PayByPhone Seeks to Dismiss Lawsuit Over Parking Timer Allegations

May 20, 2026

On May 8, the parking payment platform PayByPhone responded to a class action lawsuit filed in February 2026 alleging it deceived customers by initiating parking times before they complete payments. In two concurrent motions, the company asked the court to dismiss the case and compel resolution of the dispute through arbitration. If granted, the motions could end both the individual lawsuit and the possibility of class-wide relief.

Premium Parking and Memphis Redbirds Team Up to Enhance the Fan Experience and Celebrate Downtown Memphis

May 19, 2026

The Curb Needs a Lead Physician, Not Just Specialists

May 18, 2026

Spending years working across both the U.K. and U.S. parking landscape since, I’ve noticed something consistent on both sides of the Atlantic. The curb is almost always underestimated and almost always under-governed. Not for lack of talent or technology. But for lack of the right kind of thinking at the top of the system.