Jaama has appointed a new product manager. The leading company to provide fleet asset software has announced its appointment of Andy Bradley as a product manager. As part of this role, Andy will be involved in the developments and changes that take place in the industry as well as managing changes that could have an impact on fleet operators. One such example of these changes are the initiatives that are released by government agencies as well as demands by Jaama customers to make sure that their Key2 product remains at the forefront of them market.

Jaama has selected Andy Bradley to oversee and push developments on the Key2 as well as developing ways in which the management solution can be improved for the future. Andy has 16 years of experience in business, including spending around a decade of that time working for Jaama. In his previous roles for Jamma, Andy worked in customer support for four years and project management for the other six. His management ability has been displayed through his six year position at the company and will no doubt stand him in good stead for the Product manager role.

The product manager position will place Andy at the centre of all product development by the company. Also in this role, Andy will be the channel for making sure all of the correct legislation, tax changes and new initiative that have been put in place by Whitehall are all applied to Key2 and its product improvements.Andy will also have to make sure that the vehicle, driver and workshop management system also accommodates changes made by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency, the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency and HM Revenue and Customs.

The fleet and asset management company has the ‘My Vehicle App’ which allows the driver the opportunity to carry out daily checks on the vehicle, with the information recorded automatically in a record in Key2. This app also stores information about the driver hours taken from tachographs that is the uploaded onto the DVSA database.