Industry Insights
Business consultancy and connected supply-chain solutions for companies in automotive and motor insurance sectors
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About Industry Insights
Industry Insights provides business consultancy in the automotive and motor insurance sectors, including connected supply-chain solutions for insurers, fleets and manufacturers. Its areas of focus include motor claims, aftermarket automotive services and supply chains from incident through to salvage.
The company was founded by Steve Thompson in 2015. Its registered headquarters are in Leicester, United Kingdom.
Product: Business consultancy and connected supply-chain solutions for automotive and motor insurance businesses.
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