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The Corporation for Enterprise Development did a survey of over 900 companies with five or fewer employees to take a look at business financial needs.  They found that fifty-five percent of those surveyed indicated that they could only...

We’ve discussed before how recruiting technicians is the biggest challenge facing the automotive repair industry as a whole.  While it’s been a problem for years in auto repair, the US job market has tightened enough in the last year that...

Tom Butler Sales & Service Inc is an auto repair shop that has served the Deer Park, Wisconsin area since 1992. Located in the Milwaukee metropolitan area their business focuses on providing service beyond expectation.  Some of the...

A1 24 Hour Mobile Repair Service is the most complete Fleet Truck Repair in Valparaiso, Indiana.  When you need your Truck Fleet serviced, they provide complete engine diagnostics, engine work, transmission work, drive train, and DOT...

The majority of automotive searches are now happening on phones, according to 2016 research on search engine usage.  People have been using phones more and more frequently to search for information online, but this is some of the first...

Is your shop exposed to on-site data theft? Last year, a Lancaster University computing professor put together a list of the worst passwords. The list ranged from sad to humorous. To do this, he looked at lists of hacked and stolen...

The Auto Service Association recently released the results of their first “How’s My Business” survey, in three years.  This survey, which asks ASA members about the results of their shops for the last six months, had an entire page...

At Avi Auto & Truck Repair LLC, Hiep takes time to assess your repairs and provides fair, reliable, professional service. Drop by 9107 SE Division St in Portland, OR 97266 today to see for yourself, or call 503-774-4842 for an appointment.

When your shop is operating at full speed, it’s a busy place, and everyone has plenty of things going on.  Technicians and service writers shouldn’t have to interrupt each other’s work just to clarify where their time is best spent.  Here...