GE Monitor Asset Tracking, the new telematics solution from GE Capital Fleet Services, provides a simple, quick and reliable way for fleet managers to identify the exact location of the tools necessary for successfully operating their business by tracking, in real-time, powered and non-powered assets such as trailers, forklifts, key equipment and generators.
By installing GPS-equipped, battery-operated hardware onto fixed and mobile assets, fleet managers can view and manage equipment activity via multiple color-coded digital maps.
Ford recently completed its 20,000th crash test since 1954 at its facility in Dearborn and the automaker has more than 500 safety engineers around the world who have conducted more than 31,000 tests at 1,800 sites around the world.
Ford has more than 100 dummies, a family ranging from an 18-month-old toddler for child seat testing to a large male. Dummies range in price from $50,000 to as much as $700,000 each when fully instrumented with up to 100 devices installed from head to foot streaming 300 channels of data documenting the impact and its effects.
LeasePlan USA announces a new addition to the sales team, Michelle Eads. Michelle will serve as Vice President Sales, National Accounts for the Pacific Northwest region.
There are multiple advantages for businesses that choose to invest in company cars. They provide opportunities for advertising your brand and motivating employees, and government tax laws offer some significant monetary benefits.
The reduction in price means that your company can create a fleet which makes you appear affluent and financially stable, and the options provided by fleet management services guarantee that cars remain functional.