Ensuring Business Continuity: What Happens When Your Parking System Goes Down

In this blog, we'll discuss what happens when your parking system does goes down and how Vend helps address these challenges, ensuring uninterrupted parking services for your customers.

In this blog post, we'll explore how LPR technology can enhance security through video monitoring and efficient access control. We'll also highlight how Vend Park, a leading parking management solutions provider, offers comprehensive solutions that deliver results, including a real-life success story.

In the competitive landscape of commercial real estate, office owners are increasingly focused on maximizing the value of their investments by strategically attracting and retaining tenants who are willing to pay a premium price for superior workplace experiences. In this pursuit, the role of amenities has emerged as a crucial factor. Read the full blog to learn more.

In the modern world of parking management, optimizing the performance of your location using data is essential for success. Vend's Parking Control Systems stands out with its unique and powerful functionalities designed to improve garage performance and drive revenue growth. In this blog, we will explore the key features that differentiate Vend's platform, providing real value to both real estate owners and tenants.

LPR is revolutionizing the parking industry by providing enhanced security, streamlined operations, and improved customer experience. In this blog, we will delve into what License Plate Recognition is and explore why it is essential for parking development.

Over the years, parking technology has evolved significantly, transforming the way we park our cars. From traditional ticket-based models to cutting-edge smart parking solutions, the industry has seen remarkable advancements. In this article, we'll take you on a journey through the history of parking technology, its current state, and the exciting possibilities that lie ahead.

In today's digital age, web-based and app-based platforms have become essential aspects of our lives. These platforms have revolutionized the way we interact and conduct business, spanning from social networking to shopping and productivity tools. In this blog, we will explore the undeniable advantages of web-based platforms for the development of the parking industry, while comparing their functionality to app-based platforms.

Over the past 30 years, off-street parking enforcement technology has remained unchanged. Surface lots have relied on outdated pay-on-foot stations and money boxes, while parking garages have used gated paper ticket access and revenue control solutions. However, recent advancements in digital solutions have revolutionized the parking industry, offering a range of benefits such as an enhanced customer experience, increased revenue, and decreased costs.

The commercial real estate industry is experiencing a paradigm shift in office leasing, driven by the convergence of two significant factors: the flight to quality and the evolving expectations of today's workforce. For office owners, it is crucial to understand the impact of these trends and adapt to the changing economic climate to ensure long-term success.

In today's world, data is one of the most valuable resources a business can possess. The parking industry is no exception, and having access to accurate and comprehensive data is essential for managing a profitable parking operation. Unfortunately, most traditional parking systems do not provide owners with the information to make informed decisions about their facility, and what they do provide, is only accessed in a manual and laborious manner. Leveraging technology-driven parking management unlocks this data, freeing your team and resources to think about how you can best use these insights; this blog explores how.

The shift towards hybrid work and flexible workspaces due to the pandemic has reduced overall parking demand, leading landlords to consider offering more flexible parking solutions to meet the changing needs of tenants. However, parking demand may still be high for businesses in suburban areas or those that require a physical presence.