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In mid-October, NAFA Fleet Management Association President Ruth Alfson, CAFM® appointed Phil Moser as Safety Advisory Council Affiliate Vice Chair. Moser is Vice President with safety training providers Advanced Driver Training Services (ADTS).
Moser, NAFA’s Affiliate of the Year for 2015, said, “NAFA represents organizations that employ thousands and thousands of drivers. It is vital that NAFA is at the forefront when it comes to driver safety. The Safety Advisory Council plays an vital role in making sure that this is accomplished.”
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NAFA Fleet Management Association President Ruth Alfson, CAFM® has appointed Sara Burnam, CAFM®, Assistant Director of Fleet Management, Palm Beach County, Florida as I&E Arrangements Committee Vice Chair. Burnam will be instrumental in the arrangements for NAFA’s 2017 Institute & Expo (I&E), which will take place in Tampa, Florida.
“Sara brings an innate understanding of what the I&E attendee wants and expects from NAFA’s annual conference, and so much of that is dependent on ambience. NAFA’s I&E Arrangements Committee brings in those elements that make I&E the conference people want to come to.” said NAFA Chief Executive Officer Phillip E. Russo.
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Wheels, Inc.hosted a successful Fleet Summit. The 2015 Wheels Results+ Fleet Performance Summit brought together many Wheels clients to showcase fleet management success stories and network with peers to share ideas.
The well-attended Summit, which was held October 20 in Chicago, recognized 15 Wheels clients who achieved notable recent successes in the five Results+ optimal fleet categories.
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Wednesday, November 4, 2:30 pm EST
Be prepared for 2016. It’s time to set your fleet goals for the new year and map out how you are going to achieve those goals. Applying a focused strategy is necessary if you want to reduce costs and create efficiencies.
Register today to hear 5 key tasks that you should do now to prepare for next year.
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Think Global. Plan Local.
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By Reiner Willems, Marketing Director, LeasePlan International
During a recent international fleet management event a Global Fleet Manager commented to me: “Although I am responsible for sourcing our global fleet, my job seems to be more about selling than about buying.”
Interesting notion, and probably not far from the truth for many responsible for an international fleet. But why is this the case?
A structured fleet communications plan will require some thinking and planning upfront, but will pay off during your fleet policy implementation and in achieving the change and results you are aiming for.
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By Wendy Eichenbaum
Usability testing is not a nice-to-have option. It’s a necessity to ensure customer satisfaction. A few poor reviews on your hardware, software, or service are enough to send your customers and prospective customers running to your competitors.
Frank Lloyd Wright said, “You can use an eraser on the drafting table or a sledgehammer on the construction site.”
So how do you figure out what to erase so that you don’t have to resort to a sledgehammer? Your target audience can tell you when you run a usability test.
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By Michael Sheldrick
Automated Driving is often touted as the next big thing, even the next really big thing. While it may be a boon to the average commuter, the real benefits would be reaped by fleets.
What fleet manager hasn’t dreamed that the company’s mobile workforce could be working anytime, anywhere? I mean, really anytime, anywhere.
Imagine the company’s top salesperson zipping along at 80 mph, merrily chatting and texting, setting up new sales calls even on the way to visit an existing account.
Not to worry. She won’t hurt or kill herself, or others, exposing the company to huge liability costs. She may have been habitually in last place when the antiquated drive-behavior teams were in vogue, but now, she’s safely cosseted inside her new automated…..
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