Dimonoff was selected as a finalist in the Technological Innovation TELUS category of the 2021 Mercuriades, the annual business competition organized by the Fédération des chambres de commerce du Québec (FCCQ). The recognition centers on the company’s smart parking management platform, which allows operators to control parking infrastructure remotely and in real time while giving drivers accurate information about available spaces.
According to Dimonoff, the platform helps ease traffic congestion and reduce urban pollution by cutting down the time drivers spend searching for parking. CEO Bernard Têtu said the nomination reflects “significant investment in developing a technology platform to optimize parking operations, improving transportation fluidity and reducing pollution.”
The Mercuriades are widely regarded as Quebec’s most prestigious business awards, celebrating innovation and entrepreneurship among companies of all sizes. FCCQ President and CEO Charles Milliard said the competition gives entrepreneurs an opportunity to showcase their successes and accomplishments. Winners of the 41st edition were announced at a gala event held in 2021.