The good news is that Philadelphia Parking Authority plans to pilot a mobile payment system for parking. No more running out to feed the meter or cursing the kiosks that don’t work.
The bad news is that it’s going to take a while. The PPA is preparing request-for-proposal guidelines for the pilot, the Daily News reported, and the city procurement process can take a while.
You can, however, use your smartphone to pay for parking at Parkway Corporation‘s 11 lots around the city.Â
Intentional policy and practice can steer this technology toward creators and communities, instead of reinforcing the firms that already dominate.
The nonprofit tech incubator, which launched with a $2M government grant, is scheduled to wire the money this coming week after social posts, legal involvement and questions from us.
“We all know American healthcare is broken,” said a Kaiser Permanente medical director in his introduction to the region’s newest, most promising innovations.
The massive grid operator will soon submit new rules on how it handles large loads, and the state has limited influence over the final guidelines.
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Hundreds of thousands of companies rely on the network management firm to route online traffic. It’s the internet backbone that breaks.
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