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Town Hall Discussion Features Passionate Panel Of Peers

Town Hall Discussion Features Passionate Panel Of Peers
The second day of KnowledgeFest Spring Training culminated in the Town Hall discussion, a staple for the event. The panelists consisted of five of the top retailers in the business, who answered questions based on the theme of what it takes to be successful in 12-volt today.  The discussion was…
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Day 1 of KnowledgeFest Spring Training Features Diverse Sessions

Day 1 of KnowledgeFest Spring Training Features Diverse Sessions
4/8/2016 -- Day 1 of KnowledgeFest Spring Training featured a round of trainings with industry notables Bryan Schmitt, Ken Ward and Jason Kranitz. The trainings centered on business-enhancing installation techniques, audio and system sales designs and how to make profitable A-pillars. Several manufacturer trainings also took place by companies that…
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The huge impact driverless cars will have on parking and urban landscapes

The huge impact driverless cars will have on parking and urban landscapes
4/7/2016, TechWorld -- Elon Musk predicts that fully autonomous cars will hit the road by 2023, while the British government is trying to figure out how safe driverless cars are going to be, and how they should be regulated. Being in the business of on-demand parking, we’re asking another question…
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FORD JUST TOOK ANOTHER STEP TOWARD A TRAFFIC-FREE FUTURE

FORD JUST TOOK ANOTHER STEP TOWARD A TRAFFIC-FREE FUTURE
4/7/2016, Washington Post -- Commuters, this is for you. Ford is rolling out a new, semi-autonomous feature that promises to help cope with the tedium and stress of bumper-to-bumper traffic. It's an upgrade to its adaptive cruise control technology that supports stop-and-go traffic. Currently, many adaptive cruise control features on the market…
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‘Netflix-like’ city transport app could mean people buy less cars

‘Netflix-like’ city transport app could mean people buy less cars
4/7/2016, Euractiv -- The European Commission is pushing local authorities to digitise cities and make them more efficient—one radical plan bubbling up could minimise the number of cars on city streets. The EU executive has funded research projects and set up a working group to pin down strategies that will…
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