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IBIS announces its 2021 conference programme
- December 22, 2020
- Posted by: Salih Tahir
- Category: IBIS News
IBIS (International Bodyshop Industry Symposium) is delighted to announce its list of 2021 conferences aimed at bringing exemplary thought leadership content and peer-to-peer networking opportunities to the leaders of the global automotive collision repair industry. The dynamic programme capitalises on executing a series of its globally renowned physical events from June through to November. IBIS [...] -
Trade Skills Pilot for Schools a Virtual Winner
- December 16, 2020
- Posted by: Louise Cooke
- Category: Industry News
Tradiebot has teamed up with the NSW Department of Education and key collision industry partners to launch Ready, Tradie Go! A digital skills high school program designed to engage the next generation of automotive apprentices using the latest Virtual Reality technology and a mobile app developed by the Australian immersive technology company. The initiative brings [...] -
‘Clear Evidence’ of EV breakthrough
- December 16, 2020
- Posted by: Louise Cooke
- Category: Industry News
Electric car sales have claimed their highest ever share of the used market, with interest in the technology reaching historic levels. BuyaCar found that, after languishing for most of the year at around one in every 100 sales, December has seen EVs taking 15% of market share. This is believed to have been largely inspired [...] -
Businesses confident of Brexit deal
- December 16, 2020
- Posted by: Louise Cooke
- Category: Industry News
Businesses are still confident the UK will strike a Brexit deal with the EU. According to fintech business lender MarketFinance, which interviewed 5,000 UK business owners last week, the majority (61%) of UK business owners are optimistic that the UK government will secure a deal with their European counterparts in the coming days. However, UK [...] -
Businesses urged to get Brexit ready
- December 9, 2020
- Posted by: Louise Cooke
- Category: Industry News
Businesses have been warned to ensure they are ready for the end of the Brexit transition period on 31 December. A failure to prepare could risk disruption to the activities, regardless of whether a deal is agreed or not. For example, there will be changes to export from the UK and businesses should check duties [...]