CEI Names Steve Enoch Chief Information Officer
The CEI Group, Inc. (CEI), a fleet driver management company, announced the promotion of Steve Enoch from director of information technology to chief information officer.
“This new responsibility reflects Steve’s strategic and tactical contributions in building CEI’s reputation as a responsive fleet management partner,” said Wayne Smolda, CEI’s president and chief executive officer. “He has been closely involved in the deployment of our DriverCare™ online fleet accident prevention application, and in providing customers with a full 360-degree view of fleet accident and repair data through our Claimslink™ Express Lane service.”
Join NCSFA for These Must-Attend Educational Webinars
Thursday, April 30th: Joyce VanCoevering, from the State of Michigan, will present an overview of their leasing program.
Tuesday, May 12th: Bill Van Amburg, from CALSTART, will present an overview of the NAFA Sustainable Fleet Accreditation Program.
UPS Building Additional 15 CNG Fueling Stations and Increasing CNG Fleet
Last week, UPS announced plans to build 15 compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling stations to support the purchase and planned deployment of 1,400 new CNG vehicles over the next year.
Twelve of the CNG stations will be in new natural gas vehicle deployment areas, and three will replace existing CNG stations with more robust, higher capacity equipment. This purchase represents a nearly 30% increase to UPS's current industry-leading alternative fuel and advanced technology fleet of 5,088 vehicles worldwide.
Crash: Automakers Race to Outdo Each Other with New, Low-Cost Anti-Crash Technologies
This is one collision motorists can look forward to.
Just in time for this week’s New York Auto Show, Toyota announced plans to roll out several low-cost packages combining an assortment of advanced anti-collision technologies. Rival makers have spent the last few days promising to come up with comparable systems, suggesting that they could yield huge reductions in highway crashes, injuries and deaths.
The Best Professional Development is Getting Better
The best fleet professional development is going to get even better in 2015 -- it's going to be more flexible, and more accessible - and there will be more ways to get recognized for your professional accomplishments.
