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2017 Region IV Exhibitor/Sponsor Guide 2017 Region IV Exhibitor/Sponsor Guide 3M Booth 103 ABCorp Booth 200 P: 877‐777‐3571 www.3m.com/vehiclereg Rola Hamandi | [email protected] | 954‐ Armed with innovative technology and industry 993‐5476 experience, 3M provides ingenious solutions for a Jack Barnett | [email protected] | 615‐794‐ variety of transportation industries across the globe. 1575 Our complete spectrum of products, services and www.ABCorp.com solutions address the common challenges of the ABCorp™ is a trusted global provider of secure motor vehicle industry to enhance organizational products and solutions. ABCorp pioneered the performance and productivity. 3M offers license concept of secure transactions in 1795 when it plate materials and equipment, as well as on‐demand assisted the newly formed United States to produce services, to enhance DMV operations; world class counterfeit‐resistant currency. Over the past 220+ security for driver credentials and secure vehicle years ABCorp has produced products for countless identification solutions; automated license plate governments, corporations and not‐for‐profit readers and software; automated finger print organizations. Products and solutions include systems, and mobile ID solutions. passports, national IDs, driver licenses, mobile Identity, vital records, stock & bond certificates, AAA – American Automobile Association of checks, financial cards, processing systems, inventory Southern California management, document solutions, and payment Driver’s License Breakout Sponsor solutions among others. Tari Cody Cody.Tari@aaa‐calif.com P: 714‐885‐2051 AAA.com ACF Technologies, Inc. Booth 305 As North America’s largest motoring and leisure Josh Gravley [email protected] travel organization, AAA provides more than 57 P: 828‐398‐0040 www.customerflow.com million members with travel, insurance, financial and ACF Technologies offers customer experience automotive‐related services, including DMV in some solutions for the motor vehicle industry and regions. Since its’ founding in 1902, the not‐for‐ government markets. ACF provides solutions that profit, fully tax‐paying AAA has been a leader and encompass the entire customer experience including: advocate for the safety and security of all travelers. Mobile Applications, Cloud Hosting, Appointment Motorists can map a route, identify gas prices, find Scheduling, Queuing, Lobby Management, Digital discounts, book a hotel and access AAA roadside Signage and Customer Feedback. We specialize in assistance with the AAA Mobile app for iPhone, iPad enterprise wide agencies who need accurate and Android. Learn more at AAA.com/mobile. AAA reporting and analytics to improve their clubs can be visited on the Internet at AAA.com. organization’s effectiveness. Through the combination of our innovative software and non‐ proprietary hardware devices, ACF has redefined the customer service process. 2017 Region IV Conference 1 Exhibitor Sponsor Guide American Association of Motor Vehicle Auto Tag America, a company of American Administrators (AAMVA) Booths 304 & 306 Traffic Solutions Dianne Graham [email protected] Monday Breakfast Co‐sponsor P: 703‐522‐4200 www.aamva.org Judith Voll [email protected] Founded in 1933, AAMVA serves North American 908‐406‐5350 http://www.autotagamerica.com/ & motor vehicle and law enforcement agencies to www.ATSFleetServices.com accomplish their missions. The association’s vision‐ Auto Tag America (ATA), a subsidiary of ATS Fleet Safe Drivers, Safe Vehicles, Secure Identities, Saving Services, is the industry leader in fleet vehicle Lives‐guides AAMVA’s activities, resources, and compliance, tolling and violation management. programs in driver licensing, vehicle Working directly with state and county municipalities, titling/registration, motor carrier services, identity ATA offers Electronic Registration and Title, management, and technology solutions. Please visit Electronic Lien Title, Title Management, IRP Services, our website at www.aamva.org to find out about our as well as MSO and registration forms processing in specific programs and technology services and for 50 states. Our innovative solutions are available to information and best practices. commercial, rental and trucking fleets, leasing companies, OEMs, and financial institutions. ATA Auto Data Direct, Inc. offers a better way to keep fleets in compliance with Law Enforcement Roundtable Sponsor state regulations for the full life of a vehicle. These Beth Williams [email protected] services improve collection rates for mandated P: 850‐877‐8804 www.add123.com vehicle services and reduce administrative burdens Auto Data Direct, Inc. (ADD) provides a suite of on DMVs. ATA processes ~1.5 million transactions innovative, web‐based tools to help a wide range of annually. industries securely access real‐time motor vehicle data, expedite federal and state‐required processes, CA Technologies Booth 203 and meet specific business needs. ADD's history of Mary Lou Prevost [email protected] jurisdictional cooperation goes back to its beginnings, P: 916‐730‐6338 www.ca.com/publicsector in 1999, when ADD contracted with the Florida In a world where government services are being Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles to rewritten by software, CA Technologies creates offer web‐based access to Florida motor vehicle solutions that fuel successful transformations for data. Since then, ADD has steadily expanded its departments and agencies. From planning to services, contracting with 34 jurisdictions, including development to management to security, our providing certified towing notification letters in software helps governments change how they Texas, Florida, Indiana, and Alabama, and building interact with citizens—from the data center to the lien verification title cancellation and salvage mobile device. Customers work with us to develop reporting services for Georgia and Tennessee. applications and experiences that excite, engage and create resource‐saving opportunities. Effectively deploy, monitor and secure their applications and infrastructure. And power innovation by understanding, planning, managing and controlling infrastructure to ensure the best possible outcomes. Partner with CA to thrive in the application economy. Learn more at ca.com/public sector. 2017 Region IV Conference 2 Exhibitor Sponsor Guide CARFAX CBN Secure Technologies, Inc. Booth 410 Tuesday Audio Visual Sponsor, Monday Morning Dan Sanchez [email protected] Break Sponsor & Tuesday Morning Break Co‐Sponsor P: 434‐799‐9280, ext. 4494 www.cbnco.com Samantha Fitzgerald CBN Secure Technologies delivers the highest [email protected] standards of security, quality, and stability in P: 703‐850‐6035 www.carfax.com identification documents and issuance systems. Our Carfax, a unit of IHS Markit (Nasdaq: INFO), is the leadership in the identification solutions market is vehicle history expert for used car buyers, sellers and built on a tradition of customer‐focused the automotive industry. Carfax created the Vehicle relationships. We do business differently, not just History Report in 1986 and continues to develop delivering our solutions on time and as advertised but innovative services – like Carfax Used Car Listings and providing leadership and working with our customers myCarfax – that make it easier to shop, buy, own and to address their changing business and technology sell a used car. The company maintains a database needs. We proudly deliver the most trusted, comprising over 17 billion vehicle history records polycarbonate, laser engraved DL/ID solutions from from more than 100,000 sources worldwide. Get a our purpose built North American operations to free Carfax® Vehicle History Report from dealers with seven leading AAMVA jurisdictions, including New every used car for sale on Carfax.com or look for York State, the Commonwealth of Virginia, State of Carfax Advantage™ dealers in your area and say Wisconsin and Province of Alberta. ‘Show Me the Carfax™’. Based in London, IHS Markit is a world leader in critical information, analytics and CSG Government Solutions Booth 307 solutions. Patti Garofalo [email protected] P: 312‐444‐2760 www.csgdelivers.com Car Registration, Inc. CSG Government Solutions is a national leader in Dueling Pianos Sponsor planning, managing, and supporting complex projects Greg Sanders [email protected] that modernize the information technology and P: 916‐769‐2811 www.CarRegistration.com business processes of large government programs. Car Registration, Inc. (CRI) provides comprehensive, CSG’s Motor Vehicle program expertise helps you on‐line vehicle registration and titling services for streamline processes and implement new consumers who desire or need a DMV alternative. technologies to modernize licensing and registration, Currently licensed and bonded under the California highway safety, enforcement, and other functions. DMV’s Business Partner Automation program, CRI Since 1997, we have applied our expertise, successfully processes over 250,000 transactions per innovation, and results‐oriented mindset to the most year while reducing wait times and allowing the DMV complex program modernization projects of over 150 to reallocate its resources to other services and government and other organizations. We work with administrative tasks. With CRI, customers enjoy our clients in a spirit of partnership and collaboration same‐day processing, next day delivery and to deliver the right results at the right time, for the comprehensive telephone and
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