Time is of the essence, as they say, and in the lead up to the National Bus and Coach Show, Parts Supply and its partner company Hanover showed that organisation was key to keeping this in check.
“It’s always fun combining the two companies with our stand,” Parts Supply Solutions and Hanover Displays director Fiona Watson told ABC.
“Working with the marketing team in the United Kingdom for the Hanover Displays section and then adding in all the Parts Supply Solutions section marketing is always an interesting but exciting challenge, especially having the UK almost a day behind.”
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However stressed they may have been, the dual display proved to be an eye-catcher, the two companies stand-out products front and centre.
“We have some high-resolution signs and fantastic TFT screens for passenger information systems on the Hanover side. On the Parts Supply Solutions front, it’s all about our spare parts, and of course our live view CCTV systems,” she says.
Hoping to spread the word about driver safety and the importance of having CCTV to protect your fleet, employees and passengers, Watson says the team’s main goal was to ensure operators and drivers walked away knowing fully what they could bring to their business.
“We want them to fully understand the entire range of items we represent and how we can assist them,” she says.
“From an exit hammer to a mirror, a clutch, CCTV system, display and seatbelt to an electric blind, Hanover destination sign or full-blown passenger information system, there’s not much we can’t do.
“It has been great to see our customers again and reconnect with those we haven’t seen in a while, as well as building new relationships.”
With plans already in motion for the next edition of the Show, one can only imagine the types of products that will be coming our way.
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