Chevin Issues Invitations to 2016 US User Group Meeting
Fleet management software specialist Chevin Fleet Solutions has invited its clients to its annual User Group Meeting to learn about best practices, network with industry peers, and help shape future developments.
Fleet management software specialist Chevin Fleet Solutions has invited its clients to its annual User Group Meeting to learn about best practices, network with industry peers, and help shape future developments.
The Chevin U.S. User Group Meeting 2016 will take place May 3-4, 2016 in Washington, D.C., and will focus on the company’s enterprise fleet management software, FleetWave.
Clients attending this free event will be able to network and share ideas with other industry professionals and participate in educational workshops demonstrating new FleetWave capabilities as well as receiving hands-on training.
The company also says it will use the event to welcome client suggestions for its future product roadmap.
Managing director Ashley Sowerby explained:
“Without exception, we find our User Group Meetings to be a brilliant way to connect with FleetWave users and ensure that they are getting the most out of their systems.
“We continuously concentrate on improving our software, enhancing our customers’ experiences and boosting the quality of data captured and available for analysis.
“During 2015, we launched a range of exciting new product initiatives for fleet and asset management and in 2016 we continue to assess areas to expand FleetWave’s capabilities. We’ll be welcoming our client’s thoughts and suggestions during these meetings.”
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