MPK Automotive Systems Partners with Microsoft Automotive Retail Solutions
MPK Automotive Systems, developer of a Microsoft-based dealer management system (DMS), announced that the company has been added to Microsoft's Automotive Retail Solutions program.
Norcross, Ga. — MPK Automotive Systems, developer of a Microsoft-based dealer management system (DMS), announced that the company has been added to Microsoft’s Automotive Retail Solutions program.
The Microsoft Automotive Retail Solutions program represents Microsoft’s ongoing commitment to enabling innovation in the global Automotive Retail marketplace, via partners that offer solutions for dealers, importers and manufacturers.
“When we set out to create a next-generation DMS in 2001, we knew if we used a world-class business platform from a world-class technology provider, we would be bringing automotive dealers up-to-date with their counterparts in other industries,” said Mark Stephenson, president of MPK Automotive Systems. “MPK’s philosophy is that automotive retailers shouldn’t have to settle for outdated technology at inflated prices, which is why we chose Microsoft as our partner and Microsoft Dynamics NAV as our business platform.”
As the first North American DMS built on a Microsoft Dynamics business platform, MPK provides dealers with a fully integrated business management solution that streamlines accounting, parts, service, sales, finance and CRM. MPK is also highly integrated with Microsoft Office, Excel and Word, to create a fully integrated DMS that is fast, reliable and easy to learn.
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