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Cox Automotive has launched its global incadea DMS system in the UK in a bid to attract manufacturers and dealers looking for a DMS that can be easily integrated with various existing systems.
GForces will extend the use of its NetDirector software platform into car dealerships in Africa through a partnership with one of the continent’s leading IT suppliers.
Ford is working to develop a Virtual Reality platform which could see customers make use of headsets or visualise cars through state-of-the-art holograms at home or within its future retail spaces.
As we know, the retail landscape has been completely overhauled by the exponential growth of technology and the online market.
Bricks and mortar stores have to do more to satisfy tech savvy shoppers and improve the in-store experience, according to new research.
Dealers need to change their mindset when dealing with customers in a digitally disrupted world, according to Jardine Motors Group head of digital Alex Brown.
More than one in ten dealers use over 11 digital systems every day according to a new survey from automotive data experts, Cap HPI.
Network Q will continue to turn to GForces for its digital technology and marketing services following the extension of an agreement between the two businesses.
DM Keith has completed the roll-out of a new showroom management system, Dealerweb Showroom.
Pinewood Technologies’ dealer management software Pinnacle is becoming established across the EU and shortly in Finland.
Gemini Systems has added an aftersales manager and software engineer to its team as the DMS provider looks to build on its “Most successful year yet”.
EnquiryMax has partnered with data management software specialist Autofutura as both businesses bid to enter a phase of international expansion.
The Institute of Motor Industry has repeated calls for new standards for EV technicians, stating that workshop injuries could result from charges that are “worse than being plugged into the electric chair.”
Internet-led enquiries to UK dealerships saw a 61% year-on-year uplift during Q3 od 2016, according to DMS provider Dealerweb.
Dealerweb charted a 23% sales spike on Black Friday as dealers used the day to convert existing sales and create new business.
Driving licence checks carried out through Cooper Solutions' systems have helped to uncover 62,000 customer credentials needing further investigation, the DMS specialist claims.
The automotive industry has a challenge on its hands, with car sales set to fall next year in the wake of Brexit and falling consumer confidence.
A third of potential customers who start their buying journey with an online enquiry will take their business elsewhere if they do not garner a response within four hours, according to a consumer survey conducted by Dealerweb.
An average 66% of MoT dates in dealer management systems are incorrect, according to eDynamix.
An online direct used car sales specialist in the US has launched a new virtual showroom offering simulated tours and test drives across 15 brands.
Whether you are a large franchised dealership or a smaller independent garage, you probably have a DMS and/or Enquiry Management System (EMS) in place.
TrackBack has appointed Oscar O’Connor as its chief information security officer as another line of defence against data theft and cyber attacks.
BMW will launch a new iPhone and iWatch digital assistant app this month with journey management features.
Online used car marketplace Carspring is planning to spend over £1 million to promote the business through television advertising.
