If you are like most experienced dealer managers, you are always on the lookout for ways to control the costs and complexities of the business.

Wouldn't it be nice if there was a way to rationalise systems and streamline practices so that managers and staff could simply get on with the job of selling and servicing vehicles at the same time as reducing costs?

 Network Professional Services is an experienced and mature supplier of IT and communication services to the automotive dealer sector. Unlike some suppliers NPS doesn't recommend systems that are any more complex than required to efficiently operate your business. Nor do we charge excessive monthly maintenance fees.

You wouldn't but an entire tank of fuel just to drive to the corner store, so why would you pay high monthly fees for IT and communications support that you may actually never use? NPS invoices on an as-required basis, meaning you pay for what you actually need.

Overly complex systems bog down staff in minutiae, create more maintenance and repair than is necessary, and cost hundreds of dollars more per seat than lighter, simpler thin client and VPN communications systems from NPS.

Multiplied by the number of computer and communications seats across your business, that can translate into potential savings of six figures per year. However, you still need and deserve reliable, flexible, high-tech systems, and this is what NPS delivers – just without the added proprietary overheads that others charge you for. Of course, you'd expect us to say good things about ourselves (despite the fact that we truly believe it), so don't take our word for it. Customer testimonials and references are available on request.

We invite you to consider NPS for IT and communications networking needs. NPS can arrange a confidential discussion and assessment of your current systems and find out precisely how you can trim unwanted excess fat from your dealership.

After all, isn't making life simpler for managers and staff, and keeping more of the profits in the business, rather than in the pockets of suppliers a good reward for the risks you take as a trader?