THE CAR AND TRUCK FLEET AND LEASING MANAGEMENT MAGAZINE
Companies such as Manheim and ADESA have invested time and money to bolster the digital side of their business to meet the demands of this growing field, and so have fleet management companies.
Online remarketing has been a growing trend for the past few years and it promises to continue. As more remarketers are selling and buying wholesale vehicles online, some new trends have emerged.
Automotive Fleet recently surveyed commercial fleet managers about the challenges they face. One of the recurring themes was the issue of data overload and the potential of data paralysis.
With policies such as the GDPR, the issue of potential regulatory, legal, and privacy issues associated with the collection and use of Big Data promises to grow in the future.
As ISO 55000 becomes more widely acknowledged and accepted, its likely to become the prism through which asset-heavy organizations are viewed and a benchmark by which such organizations are judged.
Some fleet managers operating a well-managed fleet are humble to a fault and are not recognized by senior management for the dollars they bring to the bottom line. To remedy this, here are 13 strategies to self-promote your accomplishments.
It is understandable when fleet managers are fired for making expensive mistakes or when caught engaging in ethical transgressions, but many are terminated for circumstances that were self-inflicted and entirely avoidable.
The proliferation of telematics, the trend to universal vehicle connectivity, fleet’s interconnection with the Internet of Things, and the emergence of smart cities will create a real-time avalanche of actionable fleet-related data.
At ARI's most recent Best in Fleet Conference, the fleet management company presented an overview on some of the top trends that could impact fleets in 2020. Some of the top trends addressed involved a strong vehicle market, railcar shortages, and impaired driving.
The automotive world was a part of Don Miller's life professionally for more than 45 years, but Miller has always been a car guy, so even in his retirement, he still surrounds himself with all things automotive.
