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Fourteen year-analysis of fleet outsourcing trends

Lauren Colin

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Subtitle: The smaller the fleet, the greater the likelihood the fleet manager has additional responsibilities other than fleet. The larger the fleet, the greater the likelihood that a sizeable portion of its in-house responsibilities is outsourced.

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Subtitle: The smaller the fleet, the greater the likelihood the fleet manager has additional responsibilities other than fleet. The larger the fleet, the greater the likelihood that a sizeable portion of its in-house responsibilities is outsourced.

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Subtitle: The smaller the fleet, the greater the likelihood the fleet manager has additional responsibilities other than fleet. The larger the fleet, the greater the likelihood that a sizeable portion of its in-house responsibilities is outsourced.

Key concepts: Fleet management, Subtitle, Outsourcing, Business, Operations management, Transport engineering, Aeronautics, Operations research

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