This year, the Southeast Collision Conference—co-hosted by the Carolinas Collision Association (CCA) and the Washington Metropolitan Auto Body Association (WMABA)—immediately follows the Collision Industry Conference (CIC) Q2 meeting. With over 50 vendors and a robust educational program covering critical topics from ADAS to AI, the conference is set to deliver valuable insights, networking opportunities and a glimpse into the future of collision repair.
Industry-first expands use of integrated repair plans consistent with OEM repair procedures, underscoring ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®'s leadership in support of proper and safe repairs.
You don't need big budgets and a large marketing staff to make a difference. Simple acts of kindness result in workplaces that are “better for business, better for the people who work there and better for the world.
Enables repairers to recalibrate ADAS systems in-house for dozens of popular vehicle models via partnership with Bosch Automotive Service Solutions
The potential impact of automation on the Property and Casualty and collision repair industries has become an increasingly hot topic - presenting challenges and opportunities for claims and insurance professionals. The following is a roundup of three must-know types of automation that have the potential to transform the entire ecosystem, as well as one potential pitfall to be aware of as the world becomes more algorithm dependent.
Fifty years ago all that you needed to fix a dented vehicle was a hammer and dolly. Flash-forward to today. With an excess of 75 computers and 100 sensors and cameras in complex vehicles, even the most basic collision repairs are more complicated and costly than ever before.