Meeting at the crossroads
The emergence of web-based technology means that - at last - disparate data from the many suppliers in the motor repair chain can now be centralised, organised and analysed, writes Paul Tucker
Technology and electronic business management solutions are now all-pervasive and the argument is not so much about if they can help but where and how they can help most effectively.
For insurers, one
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