VinSolutions User Summit Set for October
VinWorx 2019 will be held Oct. 7–9 in Fort Worth, bringing VinSolutions users together with performance managers and other industry experts.
Fort Worth will host VinSolutions’ annual user summit this fall.
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MISSION, Kan. — VinSolutions will host its annual VinWorx user summit Oct. 7–9 at the Worthington Renaissance Hotel in downtown Fort Worth, Texas, where automotive industry insiders will convene and discuss how to discover superpowered success with new CRM skills and industry insights, the company announced.
Attendees are invited to participate in hands-on training while connecting with other dealers and exchanging key best practices at the VinSolutions Connect CRM user summit, which includes two-plus days of interactive breakout sessions, according to the announcement.
“As data becomes an increasingly dominant driver of dealership success, it is important we take the time to connect with our customers and provide the tools and insights they need to succeed in today’s evolving market,” said Lori Wittman, senior vice president of dealer software solutions at Cox Automotive and general manager at VinSolutions. “It is our goal to create an interactive learning experience that benefits every VinWorx attendee. We want dealers to leave with a refreshed understanding of how to harness the superpowers of Connect CRM and the confidence to take control of their data.”
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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