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Exeter, UK – Rezcomm, a global leader in ecommerce solutions for airports, parking operators and travel hubs, has officially entered the Australian market, marking a major milestone in the company’s international growth strategy. This expansion is powered by a new partnership with Airport Development Group (ADG), who will become the first Australian client to implement Rezcomm’s all-in-one digital marketplace across its airport network. ADG is a key infrastructure owner and operator in the Northern Territory of Australia, managing a diverse portfolio that includes airports, hotels, and commercial properties. They operate major regional transport hubs including Darwin International Airport and Alice Springs Airport, collectively serving more than 2 million passengers each year. With a strong focus on optimizing airport operations, enhancing the passenger experience, and increasing revenue through innovation, ADG has signed a new partnership agreement with Rezcomm. This partnership is the first first Australian client to implement Rezcomm’s solutions. This collaboration marks an important milestone in ADG’s digital transformation journey and reinforces its commitment to delivering modern, customer-focused airport services while positioning its operations for sustainable growth into the future. Airports around the world face increasing pressure to modernize legacy systems, maximize non-aeronautical revenue, and deliver a seamless, personalized passenger experience - all while managing complex operations across siloed teams and systems. Rezcomm’s Marketplace directly addresses these challenges by offering a unified, data-driven platform that brings parking, ecommerce, business intelligence, and customer engagement into one place. At Darwin International Airport and Alice Springs Airport, Rezcomm’s solution will: Replace fragmented legacy systems with an end-to-end parking reservation platform, streamlining both customer booking journeys and internal workflows. Maximize revenue with dynamic pricing tools that analyze demand patterns in real time, enabling data-informed pricing decisions and increased yield from parking inventory. Eliminate data silos by consolidating multiple data sources into one powerful BI dashboard - giving airport teams real-time insights to improve performance, forecasting, and decision-making. Drive customer loyalty through personalized engagement, using detailed customer profiles to deliver relevant offers and communications that enhance the passenger journey. Optimize operations and increase agility, thanks to seamless integrations with ADGNT’s existing digital infrastructure - allowing for efficient implementation without the need for costly system overhauls. CEO Statement from Marc Ive, Rezcomm, “We’re proud to be expanding into the Australian and New Zealand markets with our first clients in the region. This marks a significant milestone for Rezcomm as we continue to deliver data-led, customer-centric solutions to the airport and venue industry. Our dynamic pricing and business intelligence tools are already driving measurable results in other markets, and we’re excited to bring this same impact to airports and venues across ANZ. We’re a collaborative, forward-thinking team and always open to new conversations about how we can support operational efficiency, unlock new revenue, and deliver exceptional customer experiences.” – Marc Ive, CEO, Rezcomm About Rezcomm Rezcomm is the all-in-one digital marketplace for airports, parking operators and travel hubs. We combine ecommerce, CRM, reservations, business intelligence, and marketing in a single platform - helping clients around the world sell smarter, operate more efficiently, and personalize services at scale. With full data ownership, powerful analytics, and a modular approach, Rezcomm supports digital transformation with a focus on reliability, innovation, and long-term partnership. Rezcomm has achieved Cyber Essentials certification, a UK government-backed standard aligned with global frameworks like Australia’s Essential Eight, ensuring robust system and data protection. For further information or media inquiries, please contact: Sarah Tull, Director of Communications, sarah.tull@rezcomm.com

In-Parking, a leader in AI-driven parking intelligence solutions, is excited to announce its partnership with the City of Tampa to optimize parking management through real-time data insights. This collaboration aims to enhance efficiency, improve user experience, and provide the city with powerful tools to manage its parking assets effectively. The City of Tampa will integrate In-Parking SIGHT, an advanced AI-powered analytics platform, to gain deeper visibility into parking trends, occupancy patterns, and revenue opportunities. This complex project will include integrations with each of the technologies included in the City’s comprehensive parking operation including mobile payments, enforcement, revenue collection, and more. By leveraging multiple data sources, the partnership will transform the city’s approach to parking management and planning. Key Benefits of In-Parking SIGHT for Tampa: Real-Time Parking Insights: Optimize parking availability and improve space utilization. Faster Incident Detection: Quickly identify and respond to parking violations or inefficiencies. Enhanced Revenue Forecasting: Data-driven strategies to maximize parking revenue and future investments. Sustainable Parking Management: Reduce congestion and environmental impact through smarter planning. Reliability: SIGHT is built on the robust Microsoft platform, guaranteeing uptime and accessibility, and giving city officials uninterrupted access to critical parking data. “Partnering with In-Parking is a game-changer for the City of Tampa,” said Fed Revolte, Parking Division Manager for the City of Tampa. “By harnessing real-time data and advanced analytics, we’re gaining unprecedented visibility into our parking operations. This technology allows us to make smarter, faster decisions that enhance efficiency, improve the customer experience, and support our long-term mobility goals. We’re excited to take this important step toward a more connected and innovative future for Tampa’s parking infrastructure.” In-Parking CEO Santiago Morales added, “We are thrilled to work with the City of Tampa and its leadership team, including Fed Revolte, to implement our cutting-edge AI technology. Fed is a leader in understanding the power of data and its impact to their parking operations. Through data fusion and predictive analytics, we are enabling the City to make smarter, more informed parking decisions that will benefit both the city and its residents.” This partnership represents a significant milestone in Tampa’s commitment to smart city initiatives, utilizing cutting-edge technology to enhance urban mobility. By implementing AI-powered data fusion, the City of Tampa is not only improving real-time parking operations but also laying the foundation for a more efficient and sustainable transportation network.  About In-Parking In-Parking is a leading provider of AI-driven parking intelligence solutions, empowering clients with actionable insights to optimize parking operations. With a commitment to innovation and excellence, In-Parking delivers cutting-edge technologies that transform the way parking assets are managed and utilized. Visit www.in-parking.com to learn more.

How did Princeton evolve to meet the new demand for parking? With a multi-pronged approach, they integrated cutting-edge technology, incentivized alternative commutes, and rolled out transit programs, all while maintaining operations on a 275+ year-old campus amidst major construction. Join the Princeton University team as they showcase how data can drive smarter decisions, ease parking stress, reduce congestion, and ultimately improve the campus experience. 

London, UK - Unity5, the company behind Zatpark, one of the UK’s leading end-to-end enforcement platforms, is proud to announce its first full-scale US exhibition at the IPMI Conference & Expo 2025, taking place June 8-11 in Kentucky. With a proven track record of transforming enforcement operations and permitting across local authorities and private operators in the UK, Unity5 is bringing its innovative platform to the global stage. At booth 459, Unity5 will showcase Zatpark, a cloud-native, configurable enforcement solution designed to integrate seamlessly with third-party technologies and deliver real-time, actionable data to those who need it most. “We’re thrilled to bring Unity5 to IPMI 2025,” said Hannah Fuller, Director of Commercial Strategy at Unity5. “Across the UK, we’ve helped modernize enforcement with a platform that doesn’t force compromise, it adapts to our partners’ needs, integrates with their existing systems, and turns data into smarter decisions. We believe that US cities, campuses, and operators are ready for a more unified, configurable approach that delivers real-world results.” Built for scalability, compliance, and configurability, Unity5’s Zatpark ecosystem is trusted by hundreds of operators in the UK. It supports every stage of the enforcement lifecycle - from capture and issuance to appeals and payments - with configurable rulesets, audit trails, and full API integration capabilities. Key highlights of the Unity5 platform include: Built-In Integrations: Connect with license plate recognition (LPR), sensors, pay-by-phone, permit systems, kiosks, and more- without switching core systems. Configurable Workflows: Localize enforcement rules, escalation pathways, user permissions, and reporting. Actionable Insights: Surface operational and compliance data from across your ecosystem to make informed, real-time decisions. Compliance-Led Architecture: Designed with governance, transparency, and auditability at its core- ready for both public and private sector deployments. Flexible Permitting: Manage residential, staff, visitor, or special-use permits in one intuitive system—complete with self-serve portals, real-time validation, and customizable rules to match local policies. Unity5’s expansion into the US market follows rapid growth in the UK, supported by investment from Synova and the recent acquisition of Chipside, a respected enforcement provider in the UK’s public sector. “We’ve built a platform that evolves with our customers,” Fuller added. “Whether you're a campus looking for smarter parking compliance or a city wanting to consolidate enforcement data across multiple departments, Zatpark gives you the tools to do it on your terms.” Unity5 invites attendees at IPMI 2025 to visit booth 459, explore the Zatpark platform in action, and meet the team behind the technology that’s redefining enforcement across the UK. To learn more or pre-book a meeting, visit unity5.com or follow Unity5 on LinkedIn. Media Contact: Darren Gallagher Director of Marketing, Unity5 darren.gallagher@unity5.com +44 (0) 77 0103 7286

Miami, FL -Survision, a global leader in Vehicle Recognition technology, is pleased to announce its latest integration with Park Loyalty, provider of the Pro Solutions® software platform for omnichannel violations management. This integration allows parking operators to combine Park Loyalty with PlatEnforce, Survision’s Mobile Parking Enforcement, to streamline enforcement workflows, reduce reliance on manual patrols, and accelerate citation processing—from detection to resolution. This collaboration marks a significant step forward in the effort to create more streamlined, automated, and effective parking operations. By combining Survision's advanced LPR technology and enforcement solution with Park Loyalty’s citation management tools, parking operators gain access to a comprehensive and modernized enforcement solution. This integration also allows for an easy migration from physical tickets to citations by mail, reducing the need for on-site printing, improving convenience for motorists, and minimizing face-to-face interactions to increase officer safety. Key Benefits of the Integration: Data Analysis: Aggregating data from digital payments, LPR, and citation management within the Park Loyalty reporting platform enables real-time insights that drive informed operational decisions Automated Enforcement: Park Loyalty users can now leverage PlatEnforce, Survision’s mobile LPR solution, to identify violations in real time from a vehicle—complementing the handheld LPR capabilities in Park Loyalty’s ticketing app and supporting parking sites transitioning from foot patrols to vehicle-based enforcement. Cloud-Based Solution: Park Loyalty and PlatEnforce operate entirely in the cloud, delivering flexible, scalable, and reliable enforcement capabilities with real-time connectivity, seamless updates, and minimal infrastructure requirements. Seamless Compatibility: The integration ensures smooth data exchange between PlatEnforce and Park Loyalty, allowing citation management and LPR data to work in harmony. Improved Compliance: With automated identification, evidence capture, and documentation of violations, parking operators can enhance compliance and reduce enforcement overhead. “This integration is an important step for both of our technologies to adapt to the needs of the parking operators, especially with citations by mail. By combining our platforms we are providing efficiency, safety, and transparency to operators and drivers.” -Laura Caillot, Managing Director of Survision The integration is now live and available to all applications. For more information on how this integration can benefit your parking operation, visit survisiongroup.com/platenforce and parkloyalty.com.

Barcelona – Urbiotica, a leading provider of smart parking solutions powered by IoT and artificial intelligence, has announced a strategic partnership with Integrated Technical Systems, Inc. (ITS), one of the most established systems integrators serving the U.S. East Coast. This collaboration marks a key milestone in Urbiotica’s international growth strategy, enabling access to the rapidly evolving U.S. market in the areas of curbside management and urban mobility. “The U.S. market represents a major opportunity for parking digitization, especially in curbside management, which is seeing fast-paced development. We’re very excited to begin this partnership with ITS, a company with deep market knowledge, an impressive track record, and a strong commitment to innovation,” said Marc Boher, COO of Urbiotica. With over 50 years of experience, ITS is a trusted leader in access control, parking management systems, and perimeter security technologies. Headquartered in Connecticut, ITS operates regional offices in Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,   Maryland, Georgia and Florida —covering the broader New England, Mid-Atlantic, and Southeastern U.S. regions. This footprint positions ITS as a key partner to deploy Urbiotica’s advanced curbside and smart parking solutions across a broad network of municipalities and parking operators. “This partnership with Urbiotica represents a natural step forward for us,” said David Santilli, Director of Marketing & Business Development for ITS. With many years of hands-on experience in smart parking and a strong focus on innovation, Urbiotica brings real value to the table. As demand grows for more efficient and data-driven curbside management, combining their expertise with our local presence allows us to deliver meaningful, high-impact solutions to the cities and operators we work with every day.” By joining forces, Urbiotica and ITS aim to deliver high-performance, end-to-end parking solutions that address growing urban mobility challenges. These include real-time parking guidance, loading zone monitoring, enforcement of parking regulations, and optimized turnover—all critical for the effective management of limited curb space in dense urban areas. The partnership aims to deliver innovative smart parking solutions that optimize curb space usage, enhance operational efficiency, and support the development of more sustainable and connected cities. By streamlining parking enforcement and curbside management, municipalities and operators across the East Coast will be empowered to increase revenue generation, improve turnover, and make more informed, data-driven decisions that maximize the value of every parking space. About Integrated Technical Systems, Inc. (ITS) Founded in 1969 and based in Connecticut, ITS is one of the most respected independent systems integrators in the Eastern United States. The company offers comprehensive solutions for fire and life safety, security, communications, access control, parking systems, and perimeter protection. With a legacy built on trust and customer satisfaction, ITS continues to lead large-scale urban and commercial projects across the East Coast. About Urbiotica Urbiotica is a pioneering smart city company specializing in IoT and AI-based parking solutions. With a presence in over 50 countries and more than 150,000 parking spaces digitized, Urbiotica is transforming urban environments through smarter mobility, increased operational efficiency, and a strong commitment to sustainability.

Dallas, TX – ParkHub, the leading North American provider of event parking technology, has rebranded as JustPark following its merger with the U.K. parking platform in April 2024. Under the new brand, JustPark will continue to revolutionize the event parking industry with a platform that is currently powering $1bn in booking volume for over 500 B2B customers in the U.S. and transforming the way people park in the U.K., through its app with more than 14 million drivers. Jeff Shanahan, CEO of JustPark said: “We’ve always believed parking is unnecessarily complicated and we’re continuing to remove barriers to make it easier for drivers to find, book and pay for parking at any given destination, while empowering businesses to deliver profitable, best-in-class parking experiences." Since the merger, the company has been expanding globally, bringing the simplicity of the U.K.'s Reservations capability to some of North America’s largest venues including Mercedes-Benz Stadium, The Greek Theatre, the Rose Bowl and the Las Vegas Convention Center. Other notable partnerships range from airport parking reservations for Reno Tahoe’s International Airport and campus parking management at U.S. universities, while there are also plans to expand the U.S. event parking platform in the U.K. Shanahan added: "Both brands have a proud history of disrupting the parking industry with exceptional customer experiences, live data-backed insights and a strong tech platform. By uniting on our strengths, we’re shaping a more powerful, futureproof business, one that evolves with our customers and continues to add value through innovative products, bespoke partnerships, and a consistent brand experience.” Prior to the merger, JustPark had grown into a household name in the U.K. for its ease of use and simplicity in enabling 14 million drivers to find, reserve and pay for parking spaces with the touch of a mobile screen. The decision to rebrand the business as JustPark globally reflects a commitment to building a fully integrated, internationally recognized brand that supports businesses and drivers across all their parking needs. JustPark Founder and President Anthony Eskinazi said “Launching the JustPark brand into the U.S. is a key milestone in our growth journey from the U.K.’s favourite parking app to a global driving force that makes  parking effortless and stress-free for people and businesses around the world.”   For more information visit: www.justpark.com For more information please contact: Sarah Jackson Tel: +1 315 808 4866 E: media@justpark.com About JustPark  JustPark is reshaping the parking industry with faster, smarter solutions for drivers and destinations. We make it easier for drivers to find, book and pay for parking, whether it's at a venue, on the street or on a private driveway. For operating partners, we empower them to deliver best-in-class parking management services. JustPark powers over $1Bn in booking volume for over 500 customers in the U.S., parking more than 40 million cars each year across North America’s largest venues, including Mercedes-Benz Stadium, The Greek Theatre, the Rose Bowl, and the Las Vegas Convention Center. In the UK, more than 14 million drivers use the JustPark app to reserve parking. Our platform equips operators with the tools to streamline operations, reduce costs, and unlock actionable insights. With decades of innovation, JustPark is redefining parking, one space at a time.  www.justpark.com.

Data has become a fundamental driver of revenue growth and customer satisfaction, shaping the way parking operators, smart cities, and urban hubs manage demand and pricing. By shifting away from static pricing models, organizations are leveraging real-time analytics to make proactive, data-driven decisions that enhance efficiency and profitability. The Role of Data in Revenue Optimization Traditional revenue management relies on historical data, which limits responsiveness to real-time demand shifts. Data observability ensures that parking and mobility operators have a continuous, accurate view of booking trends, allowing them to identify revenue opportunities and potential gaps before they impact profitability. Using Data to Drive Smarter Strategies By integrating business intelligence tools, operators can enhance pricing, maximize occupancy, and improve customer engagement. One key insight is the impact of peak booking times - Thursdays and Fridays see a significant increase in reservations, while booking success rates peak between 7-11 AM, 1 PM, and 6-7 PM. Aligning marketing campaigns and price adjustments to these windows can improve conversion rates and revenue generation. Similarly, the rise in last-minute bookings (with over 60% of transactions happening within five days of travel) highlights the need for seamless experiences and real-time availability updates to capture spontaneous customers. Turning Data into Action With real-time analytics, parking operators, urban mobility planners, airports, and commercial hubs can implement dynamic pricing strategies, predict demand fluctuations, and personalize customer outreach. Instead of reacting to market changes, organizations can anticipate them—ensuring revenue opportunities are maximized across different sectors. To explore these insights in greater detail, read the full article here. Sarah Marks is the Director of Communications for Rezcomm. Sarah can be reached at sarah.marks@rezcomm.com.

London, UK - A new, first-of-its-kind report by Drive Research, focused on the full User Experience journey of in-car payment systems, shows that these services have become an extremely desirable convenience feature for many drivers who would be willing to pay for access to significantly improve their driving experience and brand perception. The 2025 In-Car Payments User Experience Report presented real-world drivers in the US and Germany with two in-car payment systems and tasked them with completing the same exercises on both, before answering quantitative and qualitative survey and interview questions, to gauge their level of interest in in-car payment functionality and opinions on the two formats. The first system (A) was an anonymized current in-production OEM system in each region, with the second system (B) being an updated setup created together by Parkopedia and Valtech Mobility, with ease-of-use improvements across enrollment, notifications, engagement and payment processes. Drivers want easy-to-use in-car payments for all driving-related services All American drivers surveyed stated that having an easy-to-use in-car payment system would improve their driving experience, with 100% also highly valuing this functionality in enabling in-car payments for driving-related services. Simple in-car payments were also near-universally valued by German participants (93%), demonstrating the wide-ranging demand for this functionality when it works as intended. Showing the potential benefit to OEMs from introducing well-executed in-car payments, 97% of participants in both the US and Germany would consider using in-car payments for all vehicle transactions, such as parking, EV charging, fueling and tolls, if the setup were easy to use. One German participant stated, “System B (updated) is definitely simpler, time-saving, self-explanatory, efficient, and an everyday helper.” The same proportion (97%) stated that in-car payment functionality would improve their driving experience and would value having multiple in-car payment services available through one platform, instead of requiring external devices to access. The consistency of these figures shows that drivers have a strongly-held interest in more sophisticated, connected car services and OEMs that offer seamlessly integrated in-car payments stand to win a growing proportion of customers from rival brands that fail to address this increasing demand. Demand for notifications when in-car payments are available Not only do drivers want broad in-car payment functionality, but they also want intelligent integration of the service to ensure they can get the greatest benefit from the features available. 93% of German drivers and 87% of US participants would value their car having the ability to notify them through the infotainment system when in-car payments are available nearby. Demonstrating drivers’ will for having additional in-car payment features built into their cars, 80% of US drivers would be ‘frustrated’ if in-car payments were available nearby and their car failed to inform them. Similarly, all German drivers surveyed and 97% of US motorists would value having an onscreen button to immediately access connected services nearby, such as parking and charging data or in-car payments. Poor enrollment process is limiting uptake and usage Drivers flagged that a complex registration process would reduce their likelihood of signing up for in-car payments, with 77 % of German drivers and 70% of US participants being put off by a complicated enrollment setup. More than this, 57% of Germans stated that a long-winded registration format would make them less likely to use in-car payments after registering, along with half of US drivers. This shows that the user experience has a very significant role in influencing drivers’ behavior and OEMs must optimize the registration process if they want to ensure the greatest customer satisfaction and adoption of premium services. 90% of US drivers considered the current industry standard registration process as being ‘complex’, highlighting that car manufacturers are already failing to meet many customers’ expectations. A significant proportion of drivers in both markets would be willing to pay a premium to access in-car payments, with more than two-thirds of drivers being open to paying for this functionality. More than half of German drivers would be willing to make a monthly payment for in-car payments, while nearly half of US participants would consider a higher initial price, showing OEMs the need to offer tailored payment options for this type of feature to maximize usage. Drivers demand integrated solutions over reliance on mobile devices Drivers saw integrated in-car payment services as valuable because they could respond appropriately to the situation or route, such as flagging the need for parking or charging, or helping to reduce the stresses associated with driving. Furthermore, several motorists considered such functionality to be a differentiator between rival brands. This could potentially influence purchase decisions - both pulling drivers towards models with high-quality in-car payment services and pushing them away from other OEMs that offer poor services or fail to provide these at all. Current deployments underrepresent the full capabilities of in-car payments Drivers significantly preferred the updated system shown, which prioritized usability, minimizing the amount of clicks needed to access key payment functions and making it simpler to pay for multiple vehicle-centric services using one platform. More than 90% of US drivers were extremely likely to use the updated system compared with just 20% for the current industry deployment. More than 90% of US and German drivers also engaged more with the optimized in-car payment system, with 100% of US and 90% of German participants being more likely to use in-car payments for future transactions if they had what they perceived to be the more ‘streamlined’ system. This shows that OEMs risk alienating their own customers by offering poorly executed in-car payments; drivers want convenient in-car payment functionality, but expect it to be user-friendly and are likely to be put off using such systems if they do not meet expectations. In-car payment execution affects drivers’ opinion of the brand Having well-integrated prompts for in-car payment services has a significant positive impact, with 97% of US drivers stating that this functionality would notably change their opinion of a car brand. More importantly, 87% of US drivers claimed that intelligent in-car payment integration would significantly increase their likelihood of buying a car from the same brand in future. Car manufacturers not currently offering in-car payments or providing poor-quality systems with frustrating user experiences could cause significant damage to their brands, potentially pushing their customers to rival brands that offer a more sophisticated digital user experience. Addressing this appears to be relatively straightforward, with all US and German drivers stating that they would be more likely to use in-car payments if the process were deemed easy to use and saved them time or money. Furthermore, 87% of US drivers and 63% of Germans would be dissuaded from using in-car payments if the system required multiple menu screens above what they deem necessary for confirming in-car payments. Commenting on the report results, Adam Calland, Global Marketing Director at Parkopedia, who overseen the focus group sessions, said: “The demand for connected car services continues to rise rapidly around the world, and this research shows that in-car payment functionality in particular is now becoming a must-have feature for motorists who highly value convenience and are willing to pay for this. “This is being accelerated by the global shift towards EVs, with motorists not only valuing having in-car data directing them to suitable charge points, but also integrating payments within the same platform, to facilitate the full public charging experience within the vehicle. The need to improve both awareness for in-car payments and the UX of current implementations was clear from the findings of the report, but the upside is equally clear on the potential value for the automakers who get this right.” Link to access the full reports About Parkopedia Parkopedia is the leading connected car services provider used by automakers, organizations and millions of drivers around the world. Parkopedia helps drivers find and pay for parking, EV charging, fuel and tolls across 90 countries. Parkopedia is also developing highly detailed indoor maps and corresponding algorithms to help drivers and self-driving vehicles navigate to available parking spaces and EV chargers. Visit business.parkopedia.com for more information. Parkopedia Global Media Contact Adam Calland Global Marketing Director T: +44(0)7838219129 E: adam.calland@parkopedia.com

More than 10,000 parking space sensors will help Clemson faculty, staff and students find a parking spot on campus this Fall thanks to a project two years in the making coordinated by Parking and Transportation Services and parking solution provider eleven-x. The sensors will provide real-time parking data through the Tigers Commute app, allowing drivers to see available spaces at a glance. Installation of the sensors will begin on Thursday, March 13, with 3,000 spaces completed over Spring Break. The remaining sensors along with digital displays at the major lots will be installed during the summer in time for the start of the Fall 2025 semester. Once all the sensors are installed, the feature will be active in the Tigers Commute app. “At Clemson University, our ethos is about putting people first by offering top-tier resources across our campus,” said Dan Hofmann, director of Parking and Transportation Services. “This installation is leading the way to improving the parking experience for our staff, students and visitors.” Employee and student commuter lots as well as all accessible, EV charging and metered parking spaces across main campus will feature sensor technology. A sophisticated state of the art gateway network installed throughout campus will allow single space parking sensors installed in the middle of each parking space to wirelessly communicate vehicle occupancy through the network. The occupancy information will be displayed on the Tigers Commute app, via the web-based version or on more than 40 new digital displays outside of the major parking lots on campus. “As a Clemson employee, I’m looking forward to knowing ahead of time what spaces are available,” said Jeff Anthony, occupational safety manager in Occupational and Environmental Safety and Staff Senate president. “These sensors should also improve safety and congestion with fewer cars circling for an open spot.” Combined with real-time transit and ride-sharing features in Tigers Commute, the sensors will help those coming to campus plan their trips more efficiently. The technology will also provide Parking and Transportation Services with more accurate data such as lot occupancy rates and peak usage times to enhance future offerings. More information will be shared in Clemson News when available.

Indianapolis, IN – Parker Technology and Parking Base recently announced the launch of their API integration. This API allows users of Parker Technology’s software platform to lookup permit information, validate permit status, and push ticket rates in both gated and gateless environments. For gated environments, Parker Technology’s platform users can also open gates, if necessary. The main benefits of this API integration include: Visibility into a monthly/permit parker’s status Visibility into a ticket’s entry time and payment status Lost tickets can be pushed to the device (if damaged) A new ticket with a given rate can be selected "Parking Base is excited to collaborate with Parker Technology to seamlessly integrate our monthly parking data into their software platform. Exceptional customer service is paramount for successful parking operations, and this data integration will immediately enhance the customer experience by providing more efficient and streamlined service.” said Chris Perry, CAPP, SVP National Sales and Operations, Parking Base. “As cloud-based and ‘PARCS-lite’ systems continue to gain traction in the parking industry, integrations like this one are critical to ensuring seamless operations for our customers. By connecting our platform with Parking Base, we’re making it even easier for operators to manage permit validation, ticketing, and access control—ultimately enhancing the customer experience and expanding our ability to serve a growing market.” – James Paden, Chief Product Officer at Parker Technology. ABOUT PARKER TECHNOLOGY Parker Technology combines parking domain expertise, a custom-built software platform and a professional customer service team to ensure customer problems are resolved efficiently, according to tailored facility business rules. Whether clients choose the software, the support services, or both, Parker Technology creates a better customer experience, while collecting more revenue, keeping traffic moving, freeing up internal staff to focus on higher-priority on-site tasks and providing data and insights to run operations more effectively. Learn more at parkertechnology.com. ABOUT PARKING BASE Parking Base is the leading company offering cloud-based parking management solutions to handle all aspects of parking operations. Its comprehensive suite of products includes Permit Manager, Valet Manager, Destination Manager and Access Manager, and it delivers a seamless and customizable digital, cloud-based solution in a single platform. Parking Base’s tools are designed to optimize efficiencies for parking owners and operators, while enhancing the customer experience. For more information about Parking Base, please visit www.parkingbase.com. For PR inquiries email marketing@parkertechnology.com or call 800.923.2704.