Superior Integrated Solutions Joins Open Secure Access
Superior Integrated Solutions, which specializes in the programming and integration of ADP and Reynolds and Reynolds dealer management systems, has joined Open Secure Access (OSA), a non-profit industry organization that promotes open, secure access to dealership data.
EDISON, N.J. — Superior Integrated Solutions, which specializes in the programming and integration of ADP and Reynolds and Reynolds dealer management systems, has joined Open Secure Access (OSA), a non-profit industry organization that promotes open, secure access to dealership data.
Superior Integrated Solutions has over 4,500 integration points throughout the United States. OSA is a consortium of companies consisting of dealer groups, dealer software suppliers, and dealer services providers who believe dealers have the right to control who accesses their data and how their data is used.
“As an industry leader in DMS programming and integration for retail automotive dealers, Superior Integrated Solutions recognizes that dealers need to be able to control the access of their data,” said Greg Collins, OSA executive director. “We are pleased to have Superior’s support for an open, secure dealership data environment.”
OSA and its members support an environment where dealers control how their data is accessed and used, and that industry participants should work together to ensure that data remains secure. OSA believes that companies and service providers that have dealership permission should be able to access data through their own efforts or through the services of an independent company.
“Since its inception, OSA has made an impact in automotive retail. It has helped the industry focus on some critically important issues and pushed for an industry discussion of those issues. Looking ahead, OSA has both great opportunities and great challenges and we are proud to support its mission,” commented Phillip Battista, Superior Integrated Solutions CEO.
“Dealers need the flexibility to choose best-in-class solutions and control which vendors have access to their data sets,” Battista added.
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