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You're rushing to make it to class on time, but the challenge of finding a parking spot stands in your way. As you circle the campus, every parking lot seems full, and there’s no clear sign of availability. Then you’re met with a broken parking barrier arm in the final parking lot causing a line of cars. After wasting time cruising around the lot, you eventually find a parking spot - only to realize you’re already late. Scenarios like this are all too common, not just at universities but across various parking facilities, leaving many stressed and running behind schedule. Fortunately, Frogparking is transforming the parking experience with its advanced parking technology solutions that help drivers quickly find available spots - without the hassle.
Joel Woppert, Director of Information Technology, Washington County, Wisconsin
David C. Witte, Information Security Manager at Jackson County, Missouri
Sheri A. Lunn, Public Information Officer, City of West Hollywood
Abdeslam Mazouz, Chief Information Security Officer at City of Minneapolis
DeWayne Rose, Director of Emergency Management, City of West Memphis
Eric Choy, Executive Director for Trade Remedy Law Enforcement Office of Trade U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Shawn Delahanty, Director of Innovation & Technology Services at City of South Bend
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Urbanization continues to surge worldwide, with more people than ever before residing in cities. The growth presents numerous challenges, from traffic congestion to environmental degradation.
Pioneering Futuristic Parking Solutions
Urban growth is pushing the boundaries of parking management, creating a strong need for innovative solutions. Tech advancements help create smarter, more sustainable parking systems that better utilize space and improve overall accessibility. As cities expand, these innovations are essential for addressing the rising demand while ensuring efficient and seamless urban mobility. According to reports, the global parking management market, valued at $4.56 billion in 2022, is expected to reach $11.48 billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 10.8 percent. Several key drivers are fueling this growth. Camera-based automatic number plate recognition is driving advancements in parking management by enhancing security, streamlining access control and improving operational efficiency. It provides better control over parking spaces while offering greater convenience for users. Parking-as-a-Service integrates advanced hardware and software in a subscription model, offering real-time data analytics to optimize space usage, pricing, and operational efficiency. Contactless parking apps are gaining immense traction, enabling users to find, pay, and access parking via smartphones. Features like reservations and real[1]time availability save time and money. This edition of Govt CIO Outlook presents the latest developments in the Parking Management industry. It brings insights from Abdeslam Mazouz, chief information security officer at the City of Minneapolis, who emphasizes the importance of a collaborative approach between technology and business to effectively manage risks, implement security, and support data privacy initiatives. DeWayne Rose, director of emergency management at the City of West Memphis, highlights the importance of a comprehensive emergency operations plan that integrates the five mission areas and 32 core capabilities to ensure a secure and resilient government. We hope this edition, featuring Parking Management Solution of the Year in 2024 helps you, stay informed on the latest innovations and trends in the parking industry, and provides valuable insights to optimize your parking operations and security strategies.
