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GANIS Systems Ltd.,
founded in 1991 (headquarters in Nes Ziona, Israel), specializes in providing innovative solutions for the challenging job of efficiently collecting on-street parking fees.
With Ganis' ground breaking family of personal parking meters (also known as in-car parking meter used for on street parking) the parking manager can increase revenues and net income by staggering 50% while significantly raising customer satisfaction.
A personal parking meter is a small device that is used by the motorist to pay for on-street parking fees. It is used by the motorist instead of traditional devices such as parking meters, pay & display machines etc. The parking time is charged by the minute giving the customer a fair and easy payment method.
Ganis' personal parking meters combine the advantages of cellular parking and Pay and Display systems, while offering a solution that requires a lower capital investment and reduces maintenance and transaction cost associated with more traditional alternatives.
Ganis' meters are used across to solve parking issues across the world - in the USA, Canada, Belgium, Holland, Finland, Norway, Austria, Sweden, Spain, Italy, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Australia and in New Zealand.
New GPRS enforcement system is now available for the Comet. Artemis provides the parking enforcement officers with the tools to check parked vehicles and to issue citations based on real time information.
Read more about our parking solutions or contact one of our specialists to hear about a more profitable and customer oriented future for your parking business.
You can also take a few minutes to meet the management team, our worldwide distributors, our parking customers, keep up to date with our news publications, and much more with Ganis Systems!!!
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Parkers can now take their time
By Charisse Jones, Usa TODAY
15 Percent More Parking Spots?
That's just one of the many advantages of the in-vehicle parking meters coming to NYC, Gridlock Sam Schwartz told our Jim Taylor
Future Tense Radio Interview
"They're ditching coin-operated parking meters in places like Buffalo, Aspen, Fort Lauderdale and Grand Rapids in favor of small, calculator-sized meters that drivers place in their own cars.
In-vehicle meters are seen as more convenient for drivers. And backers say they generate more revenue for cities and reduce the cost of maintaining coin-operated meters."
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