Credit unions, and dealerships alike, felt the pandemic's brunt. By working together, mutual customers are more advantaged than ever because of a shared goal to service them better.
When the pandemic subsides, I am convinced that the recent lessons learned will give the automotive industry new opportunities to thrive.
In order to keep up with a rapidly changing industry, dealers need to find new operating efficiencies and build connections with the communities they serve, if they expect to stay a step ahead of their competitors.
Employing these strategies will help dealers maximize every opportunity as we head into a fall season that’s looking to be as unpredictable and unprecedented as what we’ve experienced so far in 2020.
Data breaches are on the rise across all industries. So, what can you do to be prepared? Start with education and staying up to date with the most common methods used to gain access to a company’s systems.
Dealertrack DMS debuts new, fully integrated solutions to help dealers eliminate operational complexity, capitalize on the right processes and data at NADA 2020.
Michelle Bray will expand her responsibilities to include the role of chief privacy officer — the first in company history.
Bringing together DealerSocket and Auto/Mate will offer dealers an innovative, all-in-one software platform.
Kichler will lead the transformation of Manheim’s logistics as the company accelerates its transition to digital.
General Motors is bringing Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac owners the ability to add convenience and productivity to their daily drives through a new in-vehicle Alexa experience coming in the first half of 2020.