ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Today we have two guest’s Peter O’Driscoll, MD and Chris Head, Senior Account Manager for RingGo a leading player in cashless parking and sponsor’s of Parking Scotland. Joey and Julian hear how big data is key to a great customer experience and how sharing data is the way forward and Chris talks to us about the impact of COVID on the future of parking.
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United Kingdom
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