James Hickey is the Editor In Chief for Digital Dealer Conference & Expo and RFID Journal. With a focus on the automotive industry, James covers a wide range of topics including dealership strategies, industry trends, technology advancements, and business management. His work has been featured in JD Supra, DIY, and PSP℠ Limited, showcasing his expertise in the field.
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James Hickey's coverage primarily revolves around the automotive industry, with a focus on sales and marketing, as well as product promotions. He frequently covers topics related to RFID technology in the context of dealership operations.
When reaching out to James, consider providing insights into innovative uses of RFID technology within the automotive sector or data-backed analyses of trends impacting dealerships' profitability. Additionally, pitches centered around new technologies or strategies for enhancing customer experience and increasing sales at dealerships may resonate well with his coverage areas.
As he often cites data and press releases, offering access to proprietary research or exclusive company announcements related to these themes could increase the chances of gaining his interest. While he does not specify a geographic focus, his coverage seems broadly international given its industry-specific nature.
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By: James Hickey
Three dealers had fallen victim to the same sophisticated fraud scheme in just one week. The story spreading through dealership break rooms across the country is becoming all too familiar. A new wave of digital payment fraud has hit the auto industry hard, with a particularly nasty scheme targeting Chinese-speaking communities through WeChat. But this time, industry veterans are taking a different approach to fighting back.
By: James Hickey
TOPDON USA, the premier provider of cutting-edge technology and advanced tools for auto repair professionals and enthusiasts, announced an agreement with Northeast Texas Community College (NTCC) to help educate students attending the Carroll Shelby A
Respondents said investments over the next three years will be in artificial intelligence (50 percent) and RFID tags and readers (42 percent)
What the industry needs are RAIN RFID labels that meet the requirements of retailers for inventory taking while offering a higher level of waterproofing.
By: James Hickey
The automotive sector's integration with technology, including electric vehicles and autonomous systems, has further amplified demand. Industries ranging from agriculture to healthcare increasingly rely on specialized vehicles, while e-Commerce growth has sparked demand for delivery vehicles. This multilayered demand shows no signs of slowing, as automobiles continue to adapt to new roles and applications in our evolving global economy.
By: James Hickey
The dealerships that leverage AI effectively will redefine industry benchmarks, creating a future where innovation and customer satisfaction go hand in hand.
By: James Hickey
Retailers increasingly turn to emotion recognition or Emotion AI technology that analyze nonverbal cues for e-commerce and physical stores.
By: James Hickey
December 27, 2024 By: Ben Bartosch • Photos by: Adobe/sofiko14 Progress Made with Certified Pre-Owned EVs, More to Come in New Year | 2024 Digital Dealer Year in Review
By: James Hickey
Expect producers to meet the moment with new chips, improve device performance and power, and further open source experimentation in 2025.
QAD's Michael Ochi offers five predictions for how enterprises can leverage RFID with AI to deliver results in 2025:
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