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CHAUNTRY CHECKS IN AT VANCOUVER AIRPORT
DATA DELIVERY
Chauntry has been awarded the contract to supply Vancouver International Airport with its software as a service (SaaS) solution, Parkspace. The Chauntry Parkspace system provides
Vancouver International Airport with the ability to sell a range of parking products tailored to their customers’ needs at a variety of price points, offering pre-payment and the guarantee of a reserved parking place.
Canada’s second busiest airport, Vancouver International, welcomed more than 17 million people in 2011 and facilitated more than 296,000 aircraft take-offs and landings. The implementation of the Chauntry Parkspace system will commence immediately and will be available via the
www.yvr.ca website soon.
A new management information tool that enables car park managers, owners and operators to better manage their facilities through the delivery of more in-depth operational and fi nancial data has been launched by APT Skidata.
A development of the company’s existing suite of standard reports packages, APT-MIS is a web-based software engine that captures, cleans and analyses information not only from the core Skidata product, but also from any other source, turning raw data into effective business intelligence. It has been developed as a direct result of customer need, according to Sean Dunstan, Managing Director of APT Skidata: ‘Since the very fi rst APT Skidata systems were installed,
we have provided comprehensive Management Information (MI) reports as standard,’ he says, ‘and these have provided key information around such things as occupancy levels and revenues.
‘But in recent times, the needs of car park operators have evolved and become more sophisticated. The growing use of season tickets, discount vouchers and other incentives means that looking at entry/exit data does not always tell the full story.
‘By introducing APT-MIS and dymanic mapping we are able to provide operators with a depth of information which has been fi ne- tuned and is in line with their specifi c needs.’
WORTHING GIVES NOTICE MONEY TALKS
Civil enforcement company Whyte & Co, acting on behalf of Worthing Borough Council, has successfully removed a vehicle with 173 unpaid parking penalty charge notices – totalling nearly £17,000 – from a local man. Certifi cated enforcement agents (bailiffs) from Whyte & Co seized the car as a result of the man’s refusal to
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pay any penalty charge notices issued to him or to respond to any of the 20 warrants issued against him from the County Court, despite numerous notices.
The action was part of an ongoing series of actions against local persistent evaders, to send out a clear message that they cannot avoid paying fi nes if they incur them.
BemroseBooth Mobile’s product, Pay by Cash, has been rolled out for Euro Car Parks in Mayfair, London.
The car park is located beside one of the
West End’s most high profi le casinos, Genting Casino, and gambling enthusiasts can now process parking payments conveniently throughout the casino.
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