Dayton Parts recently announced it’s new website. The company says the layout of the site reflects recent updates to the Dayton logo and brand style. Updated infrastructure and software also increase the speed and information security of the platform, the company notes.
The new search experience includes more options to narrow down searches, such as by using attributes and visual search, to surface both Dayton Parts and Dorman HD Solutions products, the company stated in a recent press release.
Gino Tagliaferri will be responsible for overseeing sales operations and driving business in the western US.
Double Coin and CMA have added of Gino Tagliaferri as regional vice president of sales. In this newly created role at Double Coin, Tagliaferri will be responsible for overseeing sales operations and driving business in the western US.
Tagliaferri began his career at CMA in 2001, handling market development and sales. He spent eight years at American Pacific Industries (API), working up to major account manager and western region sales manager. In 2013, he began his tenure at Tires Warehouse Inc (TWI). Upon their acquisition by US Auto Force in 2017, Tagliaferri was responsible for sales of the western region, as manager of commercial sales and marketing.
Inattention to detail could lead to serious consequences in a dangerous, busy shop environment.
The purpose of the HDeC is to advance the heavy-duty aftermarket by advocating, educating, and sharing ideas.
Erin Van Zeeland, chief commercial officer for Schneider, was honored.
Small to mid-sized fleets that purchase solutions through Fleetstore can enjoy the same purchasing power as larger fleet operators, the company notes.
The companies say the renewable gasoline blend can reduce lifecycle emissions.
WIT says UPS supports the progression of female representation in the transportation industry.
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Trucking companies were recognized for security and loss prevention efforts.
