MEMA Technology Council to Hold Fall Conference Oct. 10-12
A major highlight of the 2010 Fall Conference will be the Customer Roundtables. Representatives from Uni-Select, Auto Wares and other major automotive aftermarket channel partners will discuss their companies’ e-commerce programs, future growth plans and initiatives.
AAIA Announces Support for SuperSpec as EDI Best Practice for the Industry
Super Spec from GCommerce creates a common language for EDI in the aftermarket, AAIA says.
Virtual Aftermarket eForum Still Open for Business
Online content available on-demand through March 30.
AASA Vision Conference to Hold OptiCat Panel, Roundtable Discussion to Provide Opportunity for Feedback
The AASA Vision Conference panel discussion, “OptiCat: A Supplier-Driven Catalog Model,” is scheduled for Wednesday, March 17, at the InterContinental O’Hare, Rosemont, Ill.
Deeza Chassis Parts Announces Enhanced E-Commerce Capabilities
Enhancements include user-friendly online order management system and fully-compliant electronic catalog.
MIS Council Says 2009 Fall Conference Was a Success
Participants gained vital insights from leading automotive aftermarket customers — including ADN, O’Reilly Auto Parts, CARQUEST, Advance Auto Parts and National Pronto — who shared their respective visions with suppliers. Interactive breakout sessions spurred lively discussions on how to get critical data flowing better from supplier to channel partners.
Distributors, Vendors Get a Chance to Connect at AAPEX Thanks to AWDA
New this year for the association’s member distributors was the AWDA Pavilion on the show floor.
AWDA Offers Distributors, Vendors Chance to Connect at AAPEX
New this year for the association’s member distributors is the AWDA Pavilion on the show floor.
Aftermarket Industry Goes Digital with First Virtual Event
Produced by AAIA, AASA, AIA Canada and SEMA, the Sept. 30 event was hosted as a totally integrated virtual online environment powered by ON24, featuring an exhibit hall, auditorium and networking lounge. Attendees were able to virtually attend seminars, participate in group or private chats, visit exhibit booths and download key materials such as white papers and data sheets.
E-Commerce and Supply Chain Collaboration Break New Ground at Aftermarket eForum
The cost of registration is $95 after early-bird and association membership discounts, and attendees earn 0.4 CEU credits toward the AAP or MAAP from the University of the Aftermarket.