The Global License Management Software Market Size is projected to grow at a CAGR of 8.00% from 2024 to 2031, according to a new report published by Verified Market Research®. The report reveals that ...

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What if a fuel card could be used for preventive maintenance? What about for car washes? A startup in fleet management software is bringing that capability to fleets. The startup, Rynse ...

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The complexities of managing a fleet of vehicles have been streamlined into user-friendly, software-as-a-service ... tracking allows for proactive maintenance management. By monitoring the ...

A NextJS application was created as a prototype to implement the RM3 framework (a risk management framework for IT projects) as part of the Ph.D. studies of Paulo Andrade @ University of Regina.

An online inventory management service that is free to use ... and it also leaves users free to continue using their existing inventory reporting software without needing to change existing set-ups.

Starting with 2026 and newer models, Hyundai will no longer offer its free routine maintenance perk with coverage for a driver’s first three years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first.

Unlike other carmakers, though, Hyundai also offered a 3-year/36,000-mile warranty called the Complimentary Maintenance Program. That warranty was more of a perk, as it provided free oil changes, ...

Hyundai’s free maintenance program ends with 2025 models, transitioning to pre-paid plans. The complimentary service covered oil changes, filters, tire rotations, and inspections.

Hyundai is ending its free scheduled maintenance visits for new car buyers, according to Car and Driver. While the “unsupportable” cost of the program might have done it in, analysts say it ...