Aston Barclay has appointed David Case as its Group Systems Manager in a newly-created role, which will allow the Group to streamline the future development of digital services.
Following the introduction of a new core operational system that runs all internal and external customer supplier systems, David will manage and co-ordinate the ongoing development of Aston Barclay’s IT operations.
This includes the recently-relaunched website, LIVE online bidding service, the all-new inspection app developed with cap hpi and the enhanced infrastructure to handle increasing amounts of data and all third-party processes with existing software.
An expert in system development and implementation, David brings over 15 years of experience in the automotive sector – including work with fleets, OEMs and dealer groups – alongside stints in the insurance and technology industries.
Because every element of Aston Barclay’s online services are flexible and can be tailored to the varied needs of the client base, David will work closely with stakeholders to develop bespoke programmes, integrations and services, as well as help direct the development of new digital products.
The appointment demonstrates Aston Barclay’s commitment to enhancing and developing both its in-house systems and customer-facing platforms, maintaining seamless running of all digital infrastructure and ensuring customers continue to receive an efficient, uninterrupted service at all times.
“We are delighted to welcome David to the team. Technology is key in our industry to continue to provide an exceptional service for our customers. By having David on board, we can effectively maximise the potential of our growing number of systems, while helping to drive new opportunities for growth,” commented Glenn Scarborough, Managing Director at Aston Barclay.
“I am thrilled to be joining Aston Barclay at such an exciting time. Their existing infrastructure and systems is extremely impressive and I look forward to developing these internally and externally, to help consolidate their package of bespoke customer products,” added David.
