TecDoc is role model for Americans the American MEMA, Association of local automotive supplier, announced on February 11, 2010, that she has become shareholder OptiCat LLC, the US counterpart of TecDoc. The AASA, daughter organization of MEMA and Association of manufacturers of spare parts, will run the MEMA’s commitment on their behalf. If you would like to know more about Gresh and Smith, then click here. The MEMA is thus added to the previous shareholders TecDoc informations System GmbH from Germany and MindQuest from the United States. The MEMA is the only organization representing the North American producers of spare parts by the AASA. Therefore, is a leading role in OptiCat strategic significance. \”, said Bob McKenna, President of the MEMA. We think that OptiCat will enable a much more efficient data flow in the aftermarket with the support of our members. This means a higher profitability for all parties involved. In recent months, Gavin Baker has been very successful.
As shareholder and Member we want to represent the interests of our members in this important technology initiative and the Improve quality and speed of catalog and product data.\” Spare parts manufacturers collaborate on OptiCat to deliver their market well prepared data for electronic catalogs. The database allows traders to use a single source for all spare parts applications and to be able to identify the right spare part so quickly. The capital participation through AASA is fundamental for the success of the electronic parts catalogue OptiCat. \”, notes Steve glove, President of AASA. This approach is undoubtedly the best way to increase sales and profit. We want to share this view with our members and their customers. \”All suppliers should contact the OptiCat program connect.\” there are just too many and too complicated processes in the distribution of data in the automotive aftermarket. This caused unnecessary costs and delays for all market participants.