MAM Software has launched a new website (www.mamsoft.co.uk) on 1 August. In addition to providing access to the latest news and information on the company and its range of products, the website will feature a dedicated customers-only extranet section. This section will provide existing MAM customers with a range of free resources such as online log tracking, product tutorials, frequently asked questions and software downloads.
MAM Software has just completed the installation of its Autopart v20 management system at all 44 branches of Mr. Clutch Autocentres, the national garage services chain. MAM was chosen because of its ability to meet the requirements imposed by Mr. Clutch’s recent expansion of services.
MAM Software has announced that it has completed the successful installation and commissioning of a new Autopart business management system at independent tyre retail chain Formula One Autocentres. The new system is now fully operational and is being productively used in all 37 Formula One stores across the South, South East and the Midlands.
The installation of this new Autopart software has given Formula One Autocentres a fully integrated system capable of supporting their fast-fit, servicing and MoT business. The system links over 100 users with a central database at the company’s head office in Stevenage. Using dedicated communication technology developed by MAM, it enables Formula One to maintain data centrally and pool statistics from each of its 37 branches. It also provides the ability to transfer stock between branches whenever required.
MAM Software has signed a deal to supply its Autowork software to Motor Parts Direct Limited (MPD) for use in their garage programme.
MAM Software has developed new e-business links with Bridgestone UK. The manufacturer’s account holders will now be able to order stock directly over the Internet, without the need for faxes, telephones or third-party software.
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