IPMI, Milwaukee and New York, NY – Confusing parking payment systems are shaping how Americans move through their communities, according to new research from NMI®, a global leader in embedded payments infrastructure. NMI surveyed 1,000 U.S. adults and found that nearly one in three drivers (30%) say they have received a parking ticket due to confusing payment instructions, while more than a third (37%) regularly encounter technical issues when paying at parking kiosks or pay stations.

Diane presented her “Thrive by Design” framework, centered on Vision, Voice, Value, and Velocity. Participants reflected on factors that drive career success, identified barriers that may be limiting their growth, and learned how to reframe those beliefs. Through a case study, Diane highlighted the importance of self-promotion and strategic networking in increasing professional visibility and opportunities. The session concluded with resources for identifying personal strengths and guidance on building effective professional networks.

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Dynamic pricing is transforming the parking industry, but what happens to the humble reservation when rates change by the minute? For most operators, a “reservation” has always been a simple pre-purchase: a customer pays a fixed rate and parks later. That model made sense in a world of static pricing. But as AI-driven pricing engines, real-time occupancy data, and gateless systems become the norm, selling a fixed-price booking days or weeks in advance creates real tension. Operators must choose: honor the original rate and leave revenue on the table or embrace fully dynamic pricing and risk alienating customers who value certainty.

Milwaukee, WI – As Duncan Solutions approaches its 90th anniversary, the company is preparing to unveil a refreshed brand identity that reflects both its legacy and its forward-looking vision. The new brand—set to debut at the IPMI Conference & Expo, taking place June 14-17 at the Baird Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin—marks the significant milestone in the company’s evolution. While details remain under wraps, the transformation signals a renewed focus on innovation, technology, and the future of parking and mobility services.