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Message from the CEO - Looking towards 2021
Peter Drucker, the famous Austrian-born American management consultant, once said, “The only thing we know about the future is that it will be different”. Given what 2020 has been like for much of the parking industry, let us hope that the future is different and in a positive way. It would be a significant understatement to say that 2020 has been a difficult year for many in the industry. While the latest COVID outbreak in Sydney has reminded us that the virus is still with us, it is also pleasing to see that the NSW Government have the capability to get on top of it quickly. Read more....
Winners announced in 2020 Parking Industry Awards
Parking Australia announced the winners for the 2020 Parking Industry Awards at a Virtual Event on 24 November. The prestigious Parking Industry Awards are an opportunity for us to recognise excellence in the industry, by showcasing...
3 reasons the cloud is the only place to store your data
It's 2020, "the cloud" is everywhere, and we're not talking about the one's in the sky. But what is it? Why are more and more companies hosting their and their user's data on it? And why does Frogparking host the data our system collects from our...
In ptc.'s 20th year of parking and traffic advisory work, 2020 marks its further expansion in scope and impact with the launch of a civil engineering practice. Stephen Naughton is a highly respected Chartered Engineer with more than 15...
Parking management redesigned for Queen Victoria Market
Australian Parking Consultants have designed a new vehicle management system for Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market, including the construction of a 500-bay multi-level car park off Queen Street.
Pushing forward with their mission to bring smarter, safer, and more sustainable parking to the world, UbiPark has announced the expansion of its smart parking solutions into the US and Canadian markets.
Road infrastructure spending is a government priority to help pull the Australian economy out of a recession, with the recent federal budget injecting $AUD7.5 billion dollars into road infrastructure projects in the planning phases, writes Rob...
