Even though many organizations have an IT staff to assist the fleet management, there is significant value for fleet professionals to understand basic IT issues. With a general knowledge, fleet professionals can intelligently interact with support staff to solve problems and enhance IT functionality.
The purpose of this discipline is to provide fleet professionals with the tools they need to function in a data-rich—but sometimes information poor—work environment by better using the technology tools available. Topics covered included: Fleet Management Information Systems, Fleet System Selection and Implementation, Telematics, Data Management and System Administration, and Reporting and Data Analysis:
The course includes:
- Information Management Digital Guidebook and Study Guide
- Online Exam – First sitting is included. Additional sittings may be purchased if needed.
- Certificate will be awarded to all participants who pass the online exam within one year of registration.
Faculty: Tim Coxwell is the Fleet Director for the Leon County Sheriff’s Office in Tallahassee, FL, serving since 2013 and CAFM certified. Tim manages 576 vehicles, six technicians and advises his staff on complex plans to encourage Fleet Customers and Fleet Staff Members to work closer than ever to accomplish our sustainable goals. The CAFM experience has been the cornerstone of his fleet recovery.
When: March 18 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Lunch is on your own)
Where: Shores Resort and Spa, 2637 S Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach Shores, FL 32118
Registration Fee: $99 (Must be attending FLAGFA.)
Please note: The enrollment fee does NOT include registration to the FLAGFA event. You must register for the FLAGFA Conference to attend in-person study session. Visit the FLAGFA Conference website to complete that registration.
**This is a hybrid learning program which includes a one-year window for self-study and examination, as well as in-person event being held in Daytona Beach Shores, FL.**