UniCarriers

Twenty-year veteran to create product roadmap for UnCarriers Americas.

Our list grows top heavy following another big merger, but after a year of relative calm, the market is heating up once again.

Jason Dorsey completes four years of coursework in less than two years.

Optimizing a fleet is not an exact science. Although technology can help, it’s often the culture on the floor that makes or breaks a fleet management program.

New sales operations manager brings 24 years of industry experience in the region.

The structure of an equipment lease can have a significant impact on operations—and there are ways to ensure the impact is a positive one.

The lift truck is evolving into a platform for data collection, enabling managers to optimize the equipment, the operator and the facility.

An expert identifies some tell-tale signs that a training program might be missing the mark.

After making up for 2009 with two years of strong growth, global sales have tapered off, even as the top suppliers saw revenue increases in the double digits.

With the economy warming, fleet owners are navigating a new array of customized financing options as their fleets return to normal use.

Recognizing the potential for long-term savings, many fleet owners are keen to jump into a fleet maintenance program. However, they soon learn there are no substitutes for goal setting, clear communication and patience.

Akira Shiki, former vice president of product engineering for Nissan Forklift in North America, becomes new president.

Uniting the resources, service and brand promise of two companies for a stronger market presence and broader range of products and technical service.

Continuing an upward climb, the worldwide industrial lift truck market is seeing orders and shipments on the rise again.

More savvy lift truck fleet managers are realizing that buying, renting or leasing practices set the tone for future savings.