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Kennebunkport, Maine
Kennebunkport is a quaint town nestled on the Northern Atlantic coast of Maine. Known for its pristine beaches, lobster and friendly downtown area, it attracts thousands of tourists a year and is a prime second home destination. BEFORE PASSPORT Officials were manually running the enforcement operations with five different touch points from ticket issuance to […]
Westminster, CO Case Study
Westminster, Colorado is a booming suburb situated about 20 minutes north of Denver. With a growing population of young professionals and families, Westminster is known as one of the best places to live in the state. New local business openings and exciting projects continue to position Westminster as an innovative city that is making a […]
Bend, OR Case Study
Bend, Oregon was already one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities, and in-migration has increased as the quality of life has drawn many remote workers. The population has grown from about 20,000 residents in the 1980s to over 110,000 residents today. Also a popular tourist destination due to its blend of awe-inspiring outdoor spaces and its […]
Parkwell Parking Solutions
Serving the greater Denver area in Colorado, Parkwell provides parking and mobility management solutions for today and tomorrow. Founded in 2016 by parking veteran Joel Christensen, the company was built to stand in the gap between technology, mobility solutions and traditional parking management. Why Passport When evaluating technology to power Parkwell’s offerings, the team knew […]
University of Delaware Case Study
Located in Newark, Delaware, University of Delaware (UD) is home to over 22,000 students and is one of the oldest universities in the country. Known for its science, technology and advanced research, and its art conservation program, UD attracts students near and far for its academics, student life and welcoming campus. Before Passport University of […]
Rutgers University Case Study
Known as “The State University of New Jersey,” Rutgers University is home to close to 70,000 students spread across four campuses. Once a private liberal arts college, the school has evolved over time, becoming the largest public university in the state. Before Passport: Rutgers University was issuing and mailing over 30,000 physical parking […]
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University of Wisconsin – Whitewater Case study
Home to over 13,000 students, the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater is an evolving campus with an impressive array of offerings. The university supports over 50 majors and minors, NCAA Division III athletic programs and numerous student organizations. THE CHALLENGE Outdated parking meters in poor working conditions were the only way to pay for short-term parking […]
Savannah, GA Case Study
Once a strategic port city during the American Civil War, Savannah, GA is home to a thriving industrial center in addition to an abundance of historical sites, charming Victorian homes, and cobblestone streets. The city population is one of the largest in Georgia and attracts millions of visitors each year. THE PROBLEM Parking payments in […]
Buffalo, NY Case Study
New York’s Queen City is leading the charge in smart city infrastructure. It is no wonder that Buffalo is a growing destination for tourists, historians, and restorationists. Buffalo is a robust arts and cultural center chock full of vast historical and architectural points of interest. Buffalo has experienced face-paced redevelopment and restoration over few short […]
Greeley, CO Case Study
Nestled in the high plains of northern Colorado is Greeley, a city filled with rich culture, art and history. Despite being named one of the nation’s fastest growing metropolitan areas, Greeley still upholds a small town charm. Its impressive attractions and entertainment draws thousands of tourists every year, and in 2018, the city estimated over […]