IPMI & Member News
The Synergy Between Connected Cars and the Parking Industry
The Key to Digital Curb Management
The Value in Unifying your Technology Ecosystem
ROI Impacts for Developers
Planning for a Parking Equipment Overhaul
Bringing Equity in Mobility
Innovation in parking and transportation doesn’t always involve groundbreaking inventions. Often, incremental improvements lead to significant advancements.
How Data Standards are Shaping the Future of an Interconnected World
Are We Ready for Wireless Charging Roads?
From the Editor Melissa Rysak, editorrysak@parking-mobility.org At the IPMI Leadership Summit last week in Atlantic Beach, Florida, one of our primary speakers, Kat Kibben, said something that detoured me down an unexpected path. Kat noted several things that resonated, but one statement led me to an entirely different train of thought than intended. Kat discussed
Board Perspective stock.adobe.com / aleksandarfilip I last wrote about personal and organizational traits of innovation using Velcro inventor George De Mestral as an example. In that column, I noted that innovative people and organizations are driven by passion, innovators never take anything for granted, and innovators don’t give up. In the example of De Mestral, his was
