Parking operations generate a substantial amount of data on a daily basis. Traditionally, this data was compiled into standard reports or exported to spreadsheets for […]
How the Unique TID Secures JPJ ePlate RFID Technology
As of June 2025, Malaysia’s JPJ ePlate is compulsory only for brand-new battery-electric cars registered on or after 9 September 2024; earlier zero-emission vehicles can install the […]
Differences Between LPR & ANPR Terminology
The terms LPR (License Plate Recognition) and ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) are often used interchangeably, but they can differ slightly depending on region, context, and technical focus. We list […]
Cashless & Touchless Technologies in Parking Industry
When it comes to achieving cashless and touchless smart-parking operations, both LPR (License Plate Recognition) and RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) technologies are viable options, but they differ markedly in how […]
Why Is Integrating Parking Management System with Accounting System Important?
When Malaysia’s Inland Revenue Board (LHDN) announced mandatory e‑Invoicing, most business‑to‑business (B2B) companies merely waited for their accounting‑software vendors to push the necessary updates. Business‑to‑consumer […]
Indoor vs. Outdoor Networks: Best Practices for Parking Connectivity
Network connectivity is becoming increasingly vital to the parking industry because it enables seamless integration of real-time data, payment processing, and automated services. Connected systems […]
Centralized Parking Operation for Multiple Sites
The increase in the minimum wage from RM1,500 to RM1,700, which took effect on 1st February 2025 in Malaysia, has significantly impacted many industries. Parking […]
The Association of Individual & Consolidated e-Invoice for Casual Parking
For retail, parking and B2C businesses, how many days should you give customers to acquire their individual e-invoice, for example, in casual parking? These are […]
It’s Inevitable: The Six-Month Grace Period for Individual e-Invoices
For the first phase of mandatory e-invoicing, the LHDN is providing a six-month grace period to help taxpayers transition smoothly to the mandatory e-invoicing system. […]