July 2012, Government Fleet - Feature
By Cindy Brauer
Accolades aside, managers of three elite fleets, who also served as judges for this year's 100 best fleets program, share their proactive approaches in tackling today's vexing fleet challenges.
Tags: 100 Best Fleets 2012, City of Portland, ASE, City of Troy, Michigan, Hillsborough County, Florida, Insourcing, Vehicle Performance
March 2012, Government Fleet - Cover Story
By Thi Dao
Right-sourcing, or finding the right balance of in-house maintenance services, outsourced services, and even insourcing, is the best way to stay competitive and cost-effective. Find out how the City of San Diego right-sourced for a cost-effective fleet.
Tags: Insourcing, Outsourcing, managed competition, City of San Diego
July 2011, Government Fleet - Cover Story
By Cheryl Knight
The City of Troy’s Sam Lamerato was awarded Government Fleet magazine’s 2011 Public Sector Fleet Manager of the Year honor. Lamerato helped implement a successful insourcing program, and led to the City’s No. 1 spot in the “100 Best Fleets” in 2010.
Tags: Public Sector Fleet Manager of the Year, Insourcing, fleet management, Rocky Mountain Fleet Management Association, APWA, 100 Best Fleets, city budget
September 2010, Government Fleet - Cover Story
By Shelley Mika
The City of Moline, Ill., demonstrates the benefits of insourcing by providing maintenance services for its neighbor, the Rock Island Arsenal. The partnership has proven successful for both the city and federal fleets.
Tags: preventive maintenance, vehicle remarketing, fleet acquisition, Insourcing
We offer e-newsletters that deliver targeted news and information for the entire fleet industry.
Manage your current e-newsetter preferences
By Thi Dao Is the world ready for fuel-cell vehicles? What I learned from my test drive & Honda’s Steve Ellis.
By Mike Antich A successful fleet operation is not an island unto itself. Yet, this is how some fleet managers view their operation – an island surrounded by a sea of unreasonable user groups. We will all agree this is the wrong mindset and that fleet operations must be closely aligned with user departments. However, the reality is that interdepartmental friction is an unfortunate fact of life, especially territorial issues that result in emotional defiance not open to discussion or compromise.
By Mike Antich
$5.00
In This Issue Here are some of the Highlights:
© 2013 Government Fleet. All Rights Reserved.
Thank you for your feedback.
