The Automotive Service Association (ASA) announced the 2018 Technology & Telematics Forum will take place on August 8th, in conjunction with the 2018 NACE Automechanika Show at the Georgia World Congress Centre in Atlanta.
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems and similar vehicle technologies continue to redefine the repair process and the knowledge to properly repair today’s vehicles. In today’s market, the need for ongoing education and information is critical to the success of collision and service repair professionals.
Attendees can expect to learn about the newest options on today’s vehicles and what they need to do to be prepared when that vehicle comes into their shop. The impact on the repair process, claims, service, maintenance, and cybersecurity is still being defined. Stay current and don’t be left behind, as the future is here.
All industry stakeholders are encouraged to attend, including but not limited to:
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- Collision & service repair facility owners, managers, service writers and estimators
- Executive and management staff from MSOs, networks and franchisors
- Insurance professionals
- Technology providers
- Mechanical and collision repair technicians
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As vehicle technology continues to evolve, the repair process between mechanical and collision is increasingly becoming connected. The beginning of bridging the gap between those who repair today’s automobiles is a goal of this event.
[quote size=”large” title=”Dan Risley, President of the ASA”] “This event is unique in that it exclusively covers the latest in telematics and other new technology as it relates to the collision and service repair industries. ADAS and telematics is bridging the gap between the two automotive industries and we want to facilitate the cross pollination of knowledge and information. This year’s advisory board played a significant role in developing content relative to the needs of the market and attendees of this program.” [/quote]
Read more about the Technology & Telematics Forum online at http://advancedtechrepair.com/
This article courtesy of Russell Thrall III, publisher CollisionWeek. Check out their website at: www.collisionweek.com