15 000 SUBSCRIBERS www.autolive.co.za Issue No. 82 | 26 February 2016 In-Depth Survey Report Published Glen Mollink, CEO of Innovation Group SA, opening the Automotive Future Now Report feedback conference at the Turbine Hall in Johannesburg. A comprehensive survey of senior motor industry executives, service providers and industry commentators in South Africa has appeared recently as an in-depth report. BY ROGER HOUGHTON months ago, followed thereaft er by in-depth, quali- services and technology solutions to the insurance, tative analysis of the information provided. fi nancial services, automotive and fl eet manage- Th e survey was conducted by Knowledge ment companies. (Th e author of this article was a Th e survey involved a round table discussion as Executive on behalf of the Innovation Group, member of the panel that was surveyed). well as one-on-one interviews conducted several a multinational provider of business process continued on page 2 Page 5 Page 13 Page 19 The pre-reporting debate Toyota’s brand new Hilux AARTO/e-Toll hots up is fi nally here marriage doomed Subscribe for free @ www.autolive.co.za Page 2 Editor and General Manager continued from previous page Th e need for the relaxation of Liana Reiners some labour laws was highlighted
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