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White Paper: Iptor Supply Chain Systems
The automotive aftermarket is embracing technology like never before, be it out of forward thinking, necessity or both. Moreover, automotive aftermarket distributors must find new ways to keep up the pace in an ever-more connected world, where shifting supplies must meet changing demands.
With the right solution, smart automotive aftermarket companies are seizing the opportunities emerging in these challenging times.
This whitepaper highlights five key trends shaping the way automotive aftermarket distributors will operate over the following years.
Key takeaways from this whitepaper:
Make It Last-Reducing the “wear-and tear” factor that creates demand in the automotive aftermarket
Don’t DIY- Complex automotive systems causing a shrinking pool of automotive do-it-yourselfers
Around the World-New alliances and a need for tighter controls due to Lengthened supply lines
The New Face Of Supply-Changing the way automotive aftermarket distribution is done
IT in the Fast Lane-Advanced IT solutions supporting more efficient supply chain processes
Expand your margins, optimize your processes, streamline logistics, improve service and enhance profitability as you integrate your supply chain end-to-end in the automotive industry.
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