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PHH and Arval Enhance Arval Analytics Tool With North American Data

SPARKS, MD – PHH and Arval, its 15-year partner in Europe, announced they have worked together to add North American data to the award-winning global reporting tool, Arval Analytics.

by Staff
May 13, 2011
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SPARKS, MD– PHH and Arval, its 15-year partner in Europe, announced they have worked together to add North American data to the award-winning global reporting tool, Arval Analytics. This enhancement significantly expands the reporting capabilities for global fleets, providing a single source for viewing key performance indicators and fleet trends across North America and Europe.

“The combined effort made by PHH and Arval will enable our worldwide clients to save time and anticipate, control and optimize their fleet total cost of ownership (TCO) as well as measure the impact of their sustainable development policy, not only in Europe, but now also in the U.S. and in Canada,” said Tero Tapala, Sales and Marketing Director for Corporates at Arval. “It is evidence of the continued commitment that PHH Arval Global Alliance members demonstrate to one another and to our clients.”

Analytics makes it easier for global fleet managers to forecast budgets, reduce risk and monitor environmental impact by identifying trends in spend, vehicle usage and CO2 emissions. Data can be filtered by country, business unit, entity, cost center, vehicle and fuel type.

“Feedback from our global clients indicates that the global view into fleet data provided by Arval Analytics is unique to the fleet industry,” said Jeff Smith, Senior Vice President, Cornerstone and International Development for PHH. “Future enhancements of the tool will include additional data from our PHH Arval Global Alliance partners Avis Fleet Services in Southern Africa, Facileasing in Mexico, and SumitomoMitsui Auto Service in Japan and Thailand.”

In recognition of its achievement in developing Analytics, Arval received the International FleetIndustry Award in November 2010. Moreover, according to Arval’s most recent International Customer Satisfaction survey, Arval Analytics is highly appreciated by users, earning outstanding scores for its reporting capabilities.

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