Maximus Announces Organizational Changes and its 2004 Fleet Users Conference
Maximus announced on August 13 both an organizational change and the dates for its Fleet Users Conference in 2004. The company has merged its Fleet Management Consulting Practice (formerly DMG-Maximus/David M. Griffith & Associates) into its Asset Solutions Division.
Maximus announced on August 13 both an organizational change and the dates for its Fleet Users Conference in 2004. The company has merged its Fleet Management Consulting Practice (formerly DMG-Maximus/David M. Griffith & Associates) into its Asset Solutions Division. The 18th annual Maximus Fleet User’s Conference will be held in Las Vegas, NV, from Sunday, Mar. 21-24, 2004, at the Aladdin Casino Hotel. The conference will begin Sunday evening with a reception. The M4, MCMS and FASuite user groups are planning their own meetings on Sunday afternoon. Monday morning will begin will a general session to include Dr. Janelle Barlow, a motivational speaker. Product sessions will be held from 10:15 to noon and will continue in the afternoon from 1:00 to 5:00. The FASuite group will be offered an extra half day of training on Thursday. The conference fee is $625. The registration form will be available on the Web at assetsolutions.maximus.com. The company said it will not, however, be able to accept credit card payments over the Web.
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