Bluebird is proud to announce that it will exhibit at the International Car Rental Show, taking place at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas from March 22-24.
A report suggests that industries already using artificial intelligence could benefit by a new wrinkle in the technology known as cognitive systems.
Earlier this month, a Chinese company created a biometrics platform that can do the whole car rental transaction process in less than two minutes.
Thanks to Cyberquery reporting, which is available as a RentWorks add-on module, car rental businesses can now manage more data than ever before.
The passenger experience will be key in getting people to get into autonomous cars, as well as maximizing the capabilities of artificial intelligence.
The biggest technological demand in the car rental industry these days is connectivity, which so far has been great for cost reduction.
The company has been grabbing the attention of car rental companies, demonstrating the economic amenities of its rollout of automated vehicle inspection systems.
The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas shed some light on smart tourism, in which car rentals will play a part in how technology will drive that.
Waymo, a leading company in the production of driverless cars, declared its fleet officially surpassed 20 million miles of travel and testing on public roads.
National pushed its branding and a consumer-focused approach to business, especially considering customers armed with more advanced mobile apps than ever.