HMIS Provides Online Lease Tracking for Small to Medium Fleets
Hudson & Muma has announced the addition of a new division to its 40-year-old family-owned insurance business. HMIS (Hudson & Muma Information Services) provides Web-based tracking solutions to the fleet management industry that monitor a lessee's insurance coverage while keeping a readily accessible record of coverage deficiencies, expirations, cancellations and modifications. HMIS services fleets of cars, trucks, buses and specialty vehicles, according to Dave Muma, president of HMIS and chief information officer at Hudson & Muma. Additionally, the new business division offers electronic data services such as invoicing and receivables tracking. HMIS provides customer support for all of its online services. "Our online tracking system is designed to protect our clients' assets while freeing their time to grow their businesses," Muma said. "We want to give small to medium-sized fleets the option of outsourcing a very time-consuming task." About Hudson & Muma, Inc. Hudson & Muma, Inc., a family-owned insurance business, is headquartered in Royal Oak, Mich., and was established in 1958. HMIS, the company's new electronic services division, is providing online lease tracking to the fleet management industry. The new division's Web site is www.hmiserv.com.
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