Survivors of DMS shifts tell their tales

A DMS switch is among the most challenging undertakings for a dealership. (AUTOMOTIVE NEWS ILLUSTRATION)

May 08, 2017 05:00 AM

Talking about the installation of a new dealership management system elicits a colorful list of descriptions from dealers and providers. None sounds too pleasant.

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