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As Advanced Driver Assistance systems (ADAS) become increasingly common in modern vehicles, the importance of proper bumper repair and refinishing has grown significantly. In this webinar, Matthew Moore, senior trainer at Axalta Coating Systems, and Neil Murphy, technology manager — color science and global color systems, address the complexity behind...
The Young professionals in auto care sector (YPA) Community is seeking an engaging speaker to lead the featured workshop at the upcoming YPA Community connect: Learning and leadership social.  About the event  This event is designed to bring together young professionals in the auto care sector for an afternoon focused...
With ongoing labour shortages and outdated perceptions still lingering, the collision repair industry is at a crossroads. Attracting and developing the next generation of technicians is not just important, it is critical to the future of the trade. But meaningful training and mentorship require more than technical skill; they demand...
For auto care businesses across Canada, growth has become a necessity rather than a goal. While transforming into a multi-location operation is exciting, it is equally daunting, and scaling comes with new complexities. Scaling does bring new considerations and challenges, yes, but the primary challenge is not in expansion itself,...
Today’s vehicles are more connected than ever. From the moment the engine starts, data is being collected, such as information about how the vehicle is driven, where it goes, and even what might need repair soon. For most drivers, all of this is happening quietly in the background.  The challenge...

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