GE Capital Solutions Fleet Services Recognized as a Certified Supplier by Carestream Health, Inc.
EDEN PRAIRE, MI – GE Capital Solutions Fleet Services has received Certified Supplier designation from Carestream Health, Inc. for successfully meeting and exceeding Carestream Health's quality and operational criteria for certification.
EDEN PRAIRE, MI – GE Capital Solutions Fleet Services has received Certified Supplier designation from Carestream Health, Inc. for successfully meeting and exceeding Carestream Health’s quality and operational criteria for certification.
GE Capital Solutions has been recognized as a Certified Supplier by Carestream Health, Inc. beginning in 2007. A select group of global suppliers is nominated annually to earn this recognition based on a process focused on meeting four key criteria. The criteria are a robust quality system, benchmark quality performance, benchmark delivery performance and year-over-year productivity performance. The certification process included analysis and detailed review of GE Capital Solutions' internal quality management processes and management practices.
“We are honored to receive certified supplier certification from Carestream Health,” said Wendy Aird, vice president national account sales, GE Capital Solutions Fleet Services. “This certification reflects the work we have done together to identify and improve processes to provide Carestream Health, Inc. with high-quality customer service in effectively managing its fleet of vehicles in the United States.”
Carestream Health, Inc.’s products and services are present in 90 percent of hospitals worldwide. GE Capital Solutions Fleet Services is one of approximately 70 suppliers globally honored with this recognition.
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