White paper: Unintended consequences of outsourcing car fleet
Key findings
- Typically 40 per cent of companies outsource their company car fleet management.
- 17 per cent of companies operating localised fleet will manage them externally, whereas 63 per cent of companies who have a centralised policy for multiple countries will use outsourced management.
- The unintended consequences of outsourcing fleet management to an external provider are: cost creep; knowledge imbalance; key stakeholder disconnect; policy decision dilution; and financial compliance challenges.
- There are four strategies to help ensure the supply chain delivers an unbiased, cost contained solution: infrastructure; data mining; vendor management; and expertise.
This paper covers five unintended consequences of outsourcing company car fleet management; the impact on businesses and four strategies to avoid them.