Aleksey Savkin Staff asked 7 years ago
This indicator is for measuring of the effectiveness of the parking spaces usage; More details: client has a hotel with underground parking, it is necessary to measure the effectiveness of the usage of this parking garage.
One obvious issue is that we want to increase the profit we have per parking space, another issue is that clients will not be willing to stay in the hotel with expensive parking, especially when they stay for a week or longer.
KPI Units: income $ per parking space + something more to prevent overpriced parking.
KPI Time Frame: update once a month
Comment by Sean Preusse:
There are a few measures you could use. In isolation they would not tell you much, but in combination they may be able to assist. The first measure I would look at would be a occupancy rate where you would look at the % of car spaces that are unfilled on average for the month. This same measure could be compared against season, week day and hours of the day.
The second measure would be to group customers who use the car parking into long term stay, short term or guest parking. You may even have different rates attached to these groups.
In combination with occupancy rate you should be able to identify area’s for improvement where a possible reduction in ticket prices could be attained on down period or better segmentation of the marketing strategy to incur costs from accommodation if not already with an aim to measure improved income from parking.
I am sure most parking sensor technology measures both a car entering and exiting the car space as well as the length of time in between entering and exiting. The other component to this would be entry where a card or chip could be used to categories set customers from front of house.
