CHEVIN: Support, implementation and training key to fleet software users

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Support, training and implementation are becoming more and more important to fleet software users after a decade in which the focus has been placed more on new technology, says Chevin Fleet Solutions.

 

David Gladding, Sales Director, said that both software providers and customers had concentrated in recent years on the huge gains that were available through using online technology but that the emphasis was shifting.

 

He explained: “As in any other technology sector, the 21st century in fleet software has been all about learning how to maximise the advantages available from web-based technology.

 

“However, while still ongoing, that process is beginning to slow a little and we are seeing a definite switch in emphasis back towards some of the basics – good support, training and implementation.

 

“You could say that in recent years, fleet software has been more about product and the focus is now turning towards the people that use it.”

 

Gladding points out this trend was being seen by Chevin when the company was bidding for new business and also through its conversations with long-time users.

 

He added: “What both new and existing users are now trying to do more and more is get the best out of the software. Increasingly, we are being challenged to help them solve more and more complex fleet management issues.

 

“We have been investing in these areas in order to meet the changing needs of the market.”

 

Chevin is a leading, global provider of advanced, dedicated fleet management software solutions. Its software is used in more than 120 countries worldwide to manage more than 800,000 vehicles with offices in the UK, US, Australia and Belgium.

 

It provides solutions to the public, utility and corporate sectors as well as government and NGO operations of every size. 

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