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An electronic lien and title system, or ELT, is the technology that allows vehicle titles and lien information to be transmitted electronically, much like e-mail, to and from state motor vehicle agencies and lien holders.
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Fourteen Siemens operating companies, which all had separate fleets prior to 1999, consolidated and became Siemens Shared Services. A department intranet site eliminated 13.5 days from the vehicle ordering cycle.
Read More →Fuel is at its highest price since September 1997. This is in dramatic contrast to last year, when gas prices were at their lowest level in 90 years after adjusting for inflation. The unknown is whether fuel prices will decline in 2000.
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Read More →The fleet manager function is being changed by computerization, government regulations, outsourcing, and corporate downsizing. Eight fleet management companies offer their vision of the future.
Read More →Should fleet managers he worried about "total fleet management" programs? Fleet management companies say no, however, some fleet managers feel these programs may ultimately threaten their very existence.
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GE Capital purchased McCullagh Leasing from the Bank of New England to expand into the regional, small to mid-sized fleet market. GE Capital's strategy is to maintain McCullagh's U.S. operation as a separate entity.
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Named to run GE Capital Fleet Management Services is Jim Rogers, a 15-year veteran of GECC. In an exclusive interview, Rogers discusses the integration of Gelco Fleet Management Services with Kerr Leasing and D&K Financial.
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Pop does seem to have GE's assurance that they intend to be a leader and establish equitable rate which have been needed to give lessors a decent break for their services. But the big question mark and subsequent scribblings indicate that it probably can only last so long.
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