Autobody Online
Contains information on collision
industry technology, including various products and services.
AutoInc's Shop Management Software Guide
Each year the July issue of
AutoInc. magazine is the most anticipated and requested issue of
the year. A popular addition to the ASA Web site, the shop
management system software guide is now provided online, along
with a company directory of software manufacturers.
Automotive
Aftermarket Online
Your roadmap to information for
the automotive aftermarket; includes program distribution
groups, aftermarket manufacturers, associations, retailers,
product lines, aftermarket publications, new products and
warehouse distributors.
Automotive Recyclers Association
Since 1943, the Automotive
Recyclers Association (ARA) has represented an industry
dedicated to the efficient removal and reuse of automotive
parts, and the safe disposal of inoperable motor vehicles. ARA
services approximately 2,000 member companies through direct
membership and 3,500 companies through Affiliate Chapters
worldwide. ARA is the only trade association serving the
recycling industry in 19 countries around the world.
Collision Industry Conference (CIC)
The Collision Industry Conference
(CIC) is an impartial forum for discussion of national issues
affecting the automobile collision repair industry.
International Automotive Technicians' Network (iATN)
iATN (www.iatn.net)
is the world's largest community of automotive technicians,
repair shop owners and other allied service professionals with
more than 36,000 active members from 115 countries.
Collectively, this group shares more than 724,000 years of
experience. The iATN Mission of Excellence is to promote the
continued growth, success and image of the professional
automotive technician by providing a forum for the exchange of
knowledge and the promotion of education, professionalism and
integrity.
National Autobody Council (NABC)
The National Auto Body Council is
a not-for-profit organization committed to the goal of improving
the image of all dedicated professionals in the collision repair
industry.
National
Automotive Service Task Force (NASTF)
The National Automotive Service
Task Force is a not-for-profit task force established to
facilitate the identification and correction of gaps in the
availability and accessibility of automotive service
information, service training, diagnostic tools and equipment,
and communications for the benefit of automotive service
professionals.
Service
Technicians Society (STS)
The Service Technicians' Society
advances the knowledge, skills and image of vehicle service
technicians through training & technical information.
Society of
Collision Repair Specialists (SCRS)
SCRS is an organization committed
to expanding the future of the collision repair industry, and to
enhancing the professional image and expertise of its members.
When individuals or businesses become members of SCRS, they are
supporting an association working for the betterment of the
entire industry.
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