Mitchell has released its Industry Trends Report for the first quarter of 2019, and the research noted that 5G has the potential to be a game-changer in terms of how connected cars interact.

Mitchell, a leading provider of technology, connectivity and information solutions to the property and casualty (P&C) claims and collision repair industries, has announced it has signed a partnership agreement with VeriFacts Automotive for it to provide audit and inspection field services in support of Mitchell's OEM Collision Repair Network solutions, which are offered to auto manufacturers (OEMs), fleets, and other industry participants.

Kelly Shortreed, senior manager of sales engineering for Mitchell, shares a pro and con for keeping your IT department in-house versus outsourcing.

In its new Industry Trends Report, Mitchell provides insights into three industry trends: the technology-driven changing nature of insurance risk in the Age of Automation, the importance of creating an outstanding blueprint for a proper and safe automotive repair, and how having a comprehensive perspective of a claim can provide better results throughout the claims process.

Mitchell International has signed an agreement with Assured Performance Network for it to provide field services in support of Mitchell’s Collision Repair Network Management solutions.

More details have emerged regarding General Motors and Mitchell's strategic plan to introduce the GM collision repair certification program.

Mitchell announced the winners of the 2017 AutocheX Premier Achiever awards, honoring top performing collision repair facilities for customer satisfaction.