Auto trimmers find diversity, profits by cultivating commercial accounts - Successful commercial work can be found in the most unique places; casinos, nursing homes, government agencies, churches offer business growth.
Publisher: Auto Trim & Restyling News     Author: Leslie McSwain   

Calling All Workers - Developing a successful intranet was Ford's first move on the road to e-commerce.
Publisher: CIO.com     Author: Simone Kaplan   

Can a non-car guy remake GM? - General Motors' first CIO, Ralph Szygenda, is spearheading a technology transformation inside one of the world's largest corporations.
Publisher: Red Herring Magazine     Author: Peter D. Henig   

Conglomerate Exodus - As more giants leave the car business, anti-trust questions will get thornier.
Publisher: Ward's Auto World     Author: Greg Gardner   

Creative Drive - BMW's Designworks/USA studio has a formula for profitable creativity that involves working on everything from tractors to goggles. Which may be why it designs such cool cars.
Publisher: Fast Company     Author: Fara Warner   

DaimlerChrysler's Net Designs - Designing a car is expensive and time-consuming. But the automaker thinks it can use the Net to shave both time and money from the process.
Publisher: Business 2.0     Author: William J. Holstein   

Detroit Cruises Down the Information Highway - The automobile industry embraces the Internet--and radically changes the way it does business.
Publisher: eCRM Magazine     Author: Douglas McWhirter   

Detroit Muscle - Chet Huber of GM's OnStar has been working hard to connect automobile drivers to the outside world for seven years. His service has succeeded in ways he never expected -- and faced obstacles he never imagined.
Publisher: Fast Company     Author: Fara Warner   

Driver's Ed - GM executives learn the importance of corporate mentoring. In reverse.
Publisher: Darwinmag.com     Author: Daintry Duffy   

Five Questions With .... Adam Simms, CEO of iMotors.com - Fast out of the gate with huge revenue projections and a promise to revolutionize one of the more traditionally stodgy industries, online auto retailers have stalled in recent months.
Publisher: Business 2.0     Author: Jim Welte