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The Element-Arval Global Alliance is hosting a webinar on best practices to establish a global fleet operation, which will include live discussions from professional fleet panelists.
Dan Jauernig, Element's president and COO, has been appointed acting CEO. Element’s board of directors is conducting a CEO search that will include the consideration of external and internal candidates.
Global fleet market-snap shots, Jeff Schlesinger being named CEO of LeasePlan USA, and the first-ever global fleet networking consortium were some of the most viewed stories on the global channel of AutomotiveFleet.com in 2017.
Each day, Big Data and advanced technologies allow for deeper, more meaningful levels of understanding of almost every part of our lives, and fleet is no exception.
LeasePlan Corp. N.V. has launched a mobility campaign called "What’s next?" that spans 32 countries, and highlights the fleet management company's commitment to mobility management.
Jaguar Land Rover offers global fleet managers a distinctive product lineup that delivers competitive total cost of ownership and low CO2 emissions and is backed by a team of experts operating at the local, regional, and global levels.
General Motors will halt vehicle sales in India, the world's second most populous market, and will exit South Africa in a restructuring of its international operations, which includes the phasing out of the Chevrolet brand in both markets by the end of the year.
Time is running out to take advantage of the early-bird discount pricing for the 2017 Global Fleet Conference. Fleet Managers who sign up by May 5 will save $100 with the advance rate.
The Alliance allows multinational companies to come to one provider to manage their entire global fleet from a single platform. It is comprised of The CEI Group, CEPA SafeDrive, and VVCR.
The first-ever Global Fleet Networking Consortium brings together five global fleet associations with a cooperative agreement that enables each association to benefit from collaborative activities.
In Europe, they are asking the question: What is the next evolution of fleet management? A growing number of European fleet professionals believe the concept of “mobility management” will transform fleet management.
The No. 1 mistake of non-European fleet managers is to view Europe as a single market. The reality is that Europe is comprised of 50 different country markets.
New Zealand's new vehicle market hit record numbers of registrations in January, according to the country's Motor Industry Association. The growth is attributed to a strong national economy, a robust car rental market driven by a vibrant tourism industry, and an ongoing influx of immigrants into the country who require transportation.
There are more than 17 million vehicles in Turkey, of which 40% are fleet vehicles. Fewer than 13% of the population in Turkey either owns or drives a vehicle, according to research by 'Automotive Fleet' magazine. In terms of fleet passenger cars, only 10% of the 2.4 million company cars in Turkey are leased, but demand for fleet leasing has been growing.
Multi-national companies increasingly view establishing a global fleet policy as the fastest way to get where they want to go. The following 10 rules offer a basic guideline to start the process.
Multinational fleet professionals from 31 countries met in Rome, Italy, for two days to discuss the latest trends and best practices in global fleet management.
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