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Market Trendsby Mike AntichJuly 30, 2013

How Fleet can Minimize Interdepartmental Friction

Fleet managers have to deal with other department managers who may not be team players or who have egos the size of a Class 8 truck. As a result, there are the inevitable fleet-related interdepartmental conflicts, typically driven by the challenge of balancing HR/driver requirements versus finance/accounting department requirements, which are often at odds with one another. Some criticize this involvement of “non-fleet” managers, rather than seeking ways to partner with them.

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NewsJuly 25, 2013

Fleet Financials - What is More Important: Increasing Productivity or Saving Money?

This article from Fleet Financials magazine offers advice on how fleet management professionals should go about prioritizing where to focus their efforts.

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Market Trendsby Mike AntichJuly 23, 2013

Metrics is More than a Buzzword: It’s Key to a Well-Managed Fleet

Fleet management metrics are not a new phenomenon, but has gained increased emphasis in recent years. Senior management and sourcing groups are demanding the use of metrics to measure the performance of the fleet and its suppliers. In addition, tight budgets and high expectations by management make metrics a crucial element to maintaining a cost-efficient fleet.

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ArticlesJuly 8, 2013

Minimizing Employee Litigation Through Arbitration Agreements

Not all arbitration agreements are created equal. Fleet managers must understand the limits of these agreements to properly implement them.

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Articlesby Lauren FletcherJuly 3, 2013

Average Personal Use Charges Increase to $121 in 2013

Personal-use charges are increasing in correlation with fuel prices. More fleets are reviewing current policies or instituting new ones.

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They Call it ‘Baptism Under Fire’

It’s not in any study book; you won’t earn a certificate to verify your status from any NAFA test. You may not even realize how you are finally recognized and honored to join that special group known as professional fleet managers.

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ArticlesCover Storyby Chris WolskiJune 21, 2013

Planning to Implement a Safety Program? Avoid These 9 Pitfalls

Safety programs have become an integral part of fleet. But, as with everything, there are successful ways to set up a program, and not-so-successful.

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ArticlesJune 4, 2013

Fleet Ethics 101: What Should Be Covered?

As technology continues its march forward, there are more circumstances where business ethics come into play. It’s a good idea to negotiate an ethics agreement with suppliers, to outline both companies’ responsibilities.

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Articlesby Sean LydenMay 28, 2013

What to Do When Upfits Go Wrong

Experts share their advice on how fleet managers can most effectively manage an upfit “crisis” and get things back on track.

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NewsMay 23, 2013

Fleet Financials: Surviving an Internal Audit

Fleet Financials talked with a number of fleet managers to find out how they prepared for an audit, from collecting documentation to working with their fleet management company.

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