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SEARCHEnhancements to the Website include drop-down menus for improved navigation; more detailed information about the company, products and services; and an intelligent search bar.
AssetWorks, a leading provider of Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) software and Automated Fuel Systems, has launched an updated company Website with improved navigation and a new look.
With the focus on how “We Work,” the new Website spotlights the many different ways that AssetWorks software and services help transit organizations streamline and improve their processes for bus, rail and linear asset management.
Enhancements to the Website include drop-down menus for improved navigation; more detailed information about the company, products and services; and an intelligent search bar; detailed event listings; and a rotating spotlight story on the homepage, which highlights relevant customer, company and industry news.
Visit the new Website at http://www.assetworks.com/.
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