Operations
Navigating the Parking Industry’s “Jump the Shark” Moments
Navigating the Parking Industry’s “Jump the Shark” Moments By Katherine Beaty In the vast landscape of the parking industry, certain decisions have earned the dubious distinction of “jumping the shark.” For those who remember the iconic show, Happy Days, the pejorative signifies a moment when a creative endeavor takes Read More »
Five Languages of Love in Parking
5 Languages of Love in Parking By Katherine Beaty The parking industry has changed very rapidly in the last few years. Vendors/operators/parking programs can no longer be dependent on their products and services to build meaningful and stainable customer relationships. We must move beyond the widget. So how do Read More »
So Why Carpe Datum (Seize the Data)?
So Why Carpe Datum (Seize the Data)? By Katherine Beaty First, data helps you make better decisions. It adds long-term value to your organization, has positive financial implications, and gives your organization competitive advantages that are achievable in no other way. All data is filled with potential if you Read More »
Resiliency and imagination; a post-pandemic plan
Resiliency and imagination; a post-pandemic plan. Harry Delgado, CAPP, ED.S. We are a parking authority in the City of New Brunswick, N.J. (NBPA). Pre-pandemic, we experienced the highest occupancy rates, with garages and surface lots running full and a thriving valet business. New Brunswick is the county seat serving court Read More »
Parklet Design: Featured Article from IPMI’s Parking & Mobility Magazine
Never more popular, tiny park spaces are seeing more use than ever next to the curb. Here’s everything you need to know to launch a parklet program in your operation, including parklet design elements. By Jonathan Wicks, CAPP, and Chrissy Mancini Nichols IF THE CURB IS THE GATEWAY TO YOUR Read More »
Telecommuting at UCLA: Featured Article from Parking & Mobility Magazine
Telecommuting at UCLA: Avoiding gridlock, finding parking, and having room to breathe. By David J. Karwaski THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES (UCLA) sits within the Los Angeles Basin, one of the most traffic congested areas in the U.S., that unfortunately has some of the worst air quality—if not the Read More »
Parking and Transit-oriented Development: Featured Article from IPMI’s Parking & Mobility Magazine
The Orientation Toward Transit: Has COVID cooled the hot market of parking and transit-oriented development? By Jim Zullo, CAPP As we look ahead to life in a post-COVID world, there will certainly be some level of return to commuting, transit, and parking normalcy. But are the benefits that have traditionally Read More »
IPMI’s Mobility Framework
IPMI’s Mobility Framework May 12, 2021 IPMI’s Mobility Framework was developed by the IPMI Mobility Task Force, with expertise from our volunteers across our community, committees, subject matter experts, and volunteers. As our industry evolves, we anticipate that this Framework will also change and adapt to both innovations and disruptions Read More »
IPMI News: IPMI Releases Roadmap to Recovery, University Planning, Strategies, and Benchmarking for 2021
IPMI Releases Roadmap to Recovery, University Planning, Strategies, and Benchmarking for 2021 Download or read the document online. The fall 2020 semester for higher education campuses has been a mixture of trial and error, adaptation, and survival. With the impacts of the global pandemic continuing to evolve, ensuring some Read More »
IPMI COVID-19 Response & Recovery for Universities: Video Resources
IPMI interviewed members from the academic sector to find out more about how the pandemic has impacted operations and their plans for the future. Check out these short video segments here: Flexible Permit Options Adapting Policy & Practice for COVID Operations Planning & Adapting for Operations & Transit Enforcement & Read More »