Resource Management

The Resource Management manages all components that logistics service providers require in order to efficiently handle their day-to-day business.

• Constant intermodality
  • Road, railway, inland waterways, overseas shipping, airways

• Map and manage vehicle fleets
  • Define properties of the vehicle fleet in a logistical, technical and commercial view
    • Usable load, combinations, lifetime, maintenance times
    • Planning parameters: Operating times, costs, capacities, loading equipment types

• Define transport goods and transport unit types
  • Items/item types
  • Manage transport units
  • Use transport spectra to define the assignment of goods to means of transport
  • Use bans on loading certain goods to define the assignment of goods to each other

• Define additional equipment
  • Equipment with or without reference to vehicles (for example, fork lift truck)
  • Take weight, set-up times, costs into account

• Efficiently use personnel
  • Store employee qualifications (driving licence, language skills, and so on)
  • Manage personnel costs and operating times