Big data and digital signage driving the parking industry

Posted on August 10, 2016

Digital technology is driving rapid change in the car-parking industry — electric cars, driverless cars, car sharing, app-based searching, booking, digital payment systems — the list could go on. The two key areas where digital technology is changing the car-parking industry landscape are the use of big data and the use of digital screens to enhance the customer experience.

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Melbourne Learning Lab

21 August 2018

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31 October – 2 November 2018

The Star Gold Coast

The Parking Australia Convention & Exhibition is designed to appeal to a broad range of individuals involved in the parking industry. With a number of networking opportunities and social events, the Convention will continue the tradition of delivering knowledge and innovation in a very conducive environment to discuss advances and future developments important to the parking industry.

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