Today, cars are infinitely safer than 20, 30 or 40 years ago. What arguably disrupted car safety the most, was the introduction of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). We take a closer look.
Munich, 11 December 2018. Alphabet has made a large step forward to expanding its presence in Europe, in addition to its operations in Australia and China. By partnering with the leasing expert Autohellas SA , a Hertz Intl. Licencee, the company enters four new markets at once, and now provides mobility solutions in 28 countries around the world.
MUNICH 22/03/2017 – After yet another successful year, Alphabet International, leading provider of outstanding Business Mobility solutions, announced its figures for 2016.
MUNICH/BEIJING 18/01/2017 – As a leading provider of Business Mobility solutions in Europe and Australia, Alphabet International has now officially launched on the Chinese market. From now on, Alphabet offers a portfolio of services focusing on Financial Leasing and Business Mobility solutions. Companies worldwide with a location in China can now
eMobility is a frequent topic of conversation here on the blog. Today, we’re speaking once again about the new technology – with a little twist. I sat down with my colleague Nina Pichler, Product Manager at Alphabet International to talk about what could potentially be the next big thing and useful businesses solution in eMobility: electric light
MUNICH 21/06/2016 – Richard Schooling has taken on the position of Chief Commercial Officer at Alphabet International, the leading provider of outstanding Business Mobility solutions in Europe. In this newly defined position from 1st May, he is responsible for the strategic coordination and development of all 18 Alphabet markets.
After perusing some of the latest survey, studies and reports a few weeks back, I realised I’d found proof of what I’d observed for a while now: core business and services are more important than ever in fleet management. They are really back in town. Why? Two words: connectivity and digitalisation.
Imagine you have a business trip coming up. An overnight one. You go online, look for a conveniently located hotel, with the best amenities for your allocated budget, and book a room, right? Well, now there’s another option: stay in a private room or flat instead of hotels.
Alphabet’s unique consulting approach and Electrification Potential Analysis are designed to make it easier for businesses to adopt eMobility. Deloitte and Interserve are among the first companies to make use of this service – with persuasive results.
Today, sustainability is a priority for many companies. As a key player in the international fleet industry, Alphabet takes a responsible approach to the environment by developing effective ways to minimise fleet CO2 emissions and enhance corporate sustainability.
On 1 July 2014 Raoul van der Meeren took up the reigns at Alphabet International as Chief Risk Officer. He succeeds former Alphabet Chief Risk Officer Menno Boekestijn and reports directly to Alphabet CEO, Norbert van den Eijnden.
As Business Mobility gains importance for companies around the globe, its complexity grows for both solution providers and the companies they serve. Customer requirements are constantly changing along with people’s understanding of what mobility involves. Alphabet’s consulting approach promotes a thorough understanding of customer priorities.
For its innovative Corporate CarSharing solution AlphaCity, Alphabet International was honoured with the prestigious Company of the Year Award 2014. At the sixth annual Urban Mobility 3.0 workshop in London on 25th June 2014, the global business consulting firm Frost & Sullivan awarded the accolade to Carsten Kwirandt, Head of Marketing and
Alphabet International, one of Europe’s leading providers of Business Mobility has announced excellent results for 2013. The company achieved an annual growth rate of 8%, up from 6% in 2012. Simultaneously, Alphabet’s car portfolio also expanded.
As of 1st January, 2014, Carsten Kwirandt is the Head of Marketing and Business Development at Alphabet International. Prior to taking up his new role, Mr. Kwirandt was Head of Alphabet’s eMobility Fleet Business Project. As such, he successfully planned and oversaw the 2013 international roll-out of advanced Business Mobility solution
Leading Business Mobility provider has half a million company cars under management. Last Friday, Alphabet officially handed over its 500,000th car to an employee of Deloitte Poland during a press event in Munich.
Leading player presents comprehensive approach to current and future challenges. Having acquired ING Car Lease a year ago, Alphabet is now taking the concept of Business Mobility even further.
