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medical assistance
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For professionals and consumers, the on-going progress within the motor industry in developed countries,
and its strong growth in emerging countries, generates more and more demanding requirements for motor assistance.
FOUR AREAS OF DAILY ASSISTANCE
Automobile
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A growing market
It is anticipated that China will have more than 50 million vehicles on the road by the year 2010. Other developing countries are also experiencing rapid growth in the market for motor vehicles. Simultaneously in developed societies, the market is continuing to grow strongly, and based on projections the world automobile market is expected to grow by 3 to 4% between now and 2010.
A greater internationalisation
Most major motor manufacturers base their strategies on their international positioning. Invitations to tender at a global and Pan-European level continue to increase. In addition, insurance companies and financial institutions are grouping together and becoming concentrated on an international scale. These trends are increasing the demand for guarantees and mechanical maintenance as well as the need for fleet management.
Enhancing motor breakdown offerings for the benefit of our customers
Automobile assistance is one of the two traditional business sectors for Euro Assist. To support the development of the market, Euro Assist is revitalising its organisation and expanding its offers.
The Group now has a new Division: AISM (Automotive International Sales & Marketing), which is responsible for areas in sales, marketing and logistics at an international level. To support the growth of its activity, Euro Assist is designing customised offers for major key accounts and thus responding to the growing need for extended guarantees, fleet management and maintenance. In addition, homogenous programmes and standardised procedures have been implemented in each country so as to guarantee the optimum quality of service.
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