The Week in Review (Sept. 28 – Oct. 2, 2009)
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Autologue Computer Systems Expands Its AIS Warehouse Advantage Program to Large Distributors
Autologue’s AIS Warehouse Advantage Program, originally designed as a management system for small- to medium-sized jobbers, has been expanded for large warehouse distributors. According to Autologue, the AIS system contains all the necessary EDI ordering connections to the warehouse distributor as well as the ability to provide custom pricing upload files. The AIS System comes with a high-performance Linux Server that connects to most Microsoft PC networks.
Alliance Announces Scholarship Winners
Auto Value and Bumper to Bumper awarded $25,000 in scholarships through the UAF for the 2023 scholarship season.
Tenneco Chosen as Rivian Suspension-Materials Supplier
Tenneco was selected to provide intelligent suspension and anti-vibration performance materials.
A Force for Change
Parts suppliers balance both challenges and influence as one of the nation’s biggest industries.
Alliance Promotes Justin Hebert
Hebert promoted to Dir. of Category Man. & Comm. Vehicle and HD; Arnold Motor Supply and Hahn Automotive added to program.
Tenneco to Supply Solutions for Rivian R1T and R1S EVs
Monroe Intelligent Suspension and Clevite Elastomer Products selected for Rivian’s light truck and SUV models.
B2B & B2C Winners Named in Automotive Communications Awards
Nearly 200 entries in 36 categories were considered for this year’s awards.
2021 Automotive Communications Awards Winners Announced
With 125 total entries, this year saw fierce competition for a chance to take home one of 30 awards presented in Las Vegas.
Auto Value, Bumper To Bumper Name 2021 Tech Of The Year
Jeff Weller achieved the highest score on a custom ASE exam beating out a dozen other U.S. finalists at the Oct. 8 event.
