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The $100 Early-Bird Discount expires on Sept. 6 for the Green Fleet Conference & Expo on Oct. 1-2 in Phoenix.
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Rita Harris has been promoted to senior manager, global fleet operations at Vertex Pharmaceuticals in Boston, Mass.
Read More →Two veteran fleet professionals, Gerry Huzar and David Ogilvie announced on June 28 the formation of Fleet Management Solutions (FMS) – a company designed to meet the needs of businesses that operate cars, vans and light duty trucks as part of their business structure.
Read More →While technology, such as telematics, will help fleet managers monitor fuel management, other upcoming technological advancements may sway the way fuel management as a whole is managed in the future.
Read More →Emkay, Inc. has relaunched its Web-based fleet management system. This system enables fleet managers to place orders and monitor requisitions, while offering additional services that allow users to optimize and administer fleet performance.
Read More →The 2011 Green Fleet Conference (GFC), scheduled Oct. 3-4 at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas, is set to provide a resource for fleet professionals to learn to save money, increase efficiency, and stay up-to-date with eco-friendly peers.
Read More →The new company, which will be called Ford Fleet Management, will see both parties collaborate to develop the capabilities to provide a competitive integrated leasing and fleet management offer.
Read More →ISELIN, NJ – The National Association of Fleet Administrators, Inc. (NAFA) will soon release the Fleet Management Information Guide.
Read More →Fleet has been an early adopter of new technology, starting with card reader equipment in the 1950s, use of mainframes in the 1960s, “dumb” terminals of the 1970s, PCs in the 1980s, and now a multitude of Web-enabled services.
Read More →The FMC’s new report assesses issues impacting fleets, including safety, acquisition, remarketing, and fuel in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
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