March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the contributions, expertise and leadership of the women who shape Parker Technology.
From driving innovation and customer experience to leading operations, marketing, client success, quality assurance and technical services, women play a vital role in our growth, culture and success.
To recognize them and all the work they do, we’re highlighting the lessons they’ve learned throughout their careers.
In this special episode of Harder Than It Looks: Parking Uncovered, host Brian Wolff, CEO of Parker Technology, welcomes Heidi Barber, VP of Marketing at Parker Technology, and Courtney Cooper, Events & Community Manager at Parker Technology, to discuss FUSION25 – Parker Technology’s first-ever user conference.
In segment one, Mike Simmons, the Chairman and CEO of Tez Technology, discusses his remarkable journey from a farm kid in Indiana to leading significant technology transformations in the parking industry. Mike shares insights from his early career at IBM, PepsiCo and GM, and provides a unique perspective on his successful ventures, including founding T2 Systems.
In segment two, James Paden, Parker’s new Chief Product Officer discusses the future of parking technology and how AI can enhance customer service. He highlights the evolution of the parking industry, the importance of integrating various systems, and the role of generative and agentic AI in providing proactive solutions.
Trade shows are more than just industry events—they are opportunities to connect, learn and grow, both professionally and personally.
Reflecting on their 2024 trade show experiences, Courtney Cooper, Events & Community Manager, and Shelley Bullock, Regional Sales Executive – East Coast, emphasized just how impactful these events are for their roles, our team and the industry.
Since its inception, Parker Technology has reshaped customer service and technology in the parking industry. While we’ve made strides in efficiencies and automation, our success story is woven with the contributions of remarkable women who play integral roles in our organization’s past, present, and future.
Let’s dive into the remarkable impact of these women on our company’s history.
In the dynamic world of business, effective management is a key component of success, and this holds true even in seemingly unconventional sectors like parking management.
In a recent episode of “Harder Than It Looks: Parking Uncovered,” Brian sat down with Lynda Black, a call center manager based in Indianapolis. The focus of their discussion? The common challenge of finding and retaining top-tier talent, particularly on the frontline.
Here at Parker Technology, we say our people are our power. We cannot provide superior customer service to our customers without our committed customer service representatives (CSRs).
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