Sharing Excellence in Parking & Mobility Management

The H2H2H Foundation Advocates for Excellence in Mobility Management

Published January 1, 2017

Panama City, Republic of Panama, 1 January 2017 - Ramon L. Mota-Velasco P. of Mexico City, Mexico and Cristóbal Chao-Qing of Panama City, Republic of Panama and Macau, Republic of China are pleased to announce the formation of the H2H2H Foundation, a nonprofit, private foundation supporting the delivery of quality, commercial Mobility Management services by governmental entities, institutions, for-profit businesses and other interested parties.Continue reading →

H2H2H Needs Sponsors, Writers, Moderators & Translators

Published January 1, 2017

Like any newborn, the non-profit H2H2H Foundation requires tender, loving care and help with its many needs. One of our immediate necessities is for English-to-Spanish / Spanish-to-English translators. These are volunteer positions but could evolve over time into a paid, part-time or paid, full-time “telecommuting”, work-from-home type of position.Continue reading →

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Unlocking Hidden Value in Parking: Step 2, Creating the Lease Matrix

Published October 20, 2022

Many asset managers rarely look at the actual lease to make business decisions, but rely instead on abstracts. The Parking-to-Lease Matrix is an abstract that governs the practical application of the intent of the lease with regard to parking. It can be where much of the value of lease-based parking is frittered away.Continue reading →

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Unlocking Hidden Value in Parking: Step 1, Negotiating Monthly Parking Allowances in Building Leases

Published February 1, 2020

Unfortunately, auditors of these lease-bound parking requirements report both Lessors and Lessees frequently leave a lot of loot on the table. This value can be surrendered in the negotiation, but more typically is given away long after the ink has dried on the final document.Continue reading →

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Parking Penguins

Published January 31, 2020

The coronavirus outbreak and subsequent lockdowns and social distancing has encouraged normally reticent wildlife to explore human space.

Here, from USA Today:

An African Penguin walks in the parking lot of an empty restaurant, close to popular Boulders Beach, in Simonstown on April 14, 2020, in Cape Town, South Africa. This beach is closed due to the continuing lockdown across South Africa, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. South African President Cyril Ramaphos prolonged by a further 14 days a three-week national lockdown aimed at curbing the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.

Perhaps he’s interested in some striping work?

(Image credit: RODGER BOSCH, AFP VIA USA TODAY & GETTY IMAGES)

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Island Syndrome

Published January 30, 2020

In light of this evolution, parking managers, public transit managers, even car sharing managers should consider rebranding themselves as “Mobility Managers”. Mobility Managers leverage their particular platform, such as a parking facility, to capture a share, a piece of the customer journey. So what if it's just a share? Isn't it better to have a piece of something rather than all of nothing?Continue reading →

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Splinter

Published January 24, 2020

David Pogue, personal technology correspondent for the New York Times, is tasked with the challenge of reviewing the continual torrent of new technologies. His analogy on their advances is apt. “Things don’t replace things; they just splinter,” Pogue said in his November 24, 2010 column. “I can’t tell you how exhausting it is to keep hearing pundits say that some product is the ‘iPhone killer’ or the ‘Kindle killer.’ Listen, dudes: The history of consumer tech is branching, not replacing.”Continue reading →

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