Logistics Physical Analytics is the application of Artificial Intelligence into Logistics Operations, so that the process of moving finished goods, from the manufacturer to the end user, can be done accurately, fast and at the lower possible cost.
Artificial Intelligence is the discipline of using algorithms that can learn and achieve greater efficiency than humans through the process of learning and specialization.
Due to the inherent complexity of Logistics Operations it is imperative to know what is happening in every single place your Operations take place. This requires trustworthy supervision that generates recommendations, but given the size of the Logistics Operations this would work better with automated and non intrusive supervision, such as the one Logistics AI performs.
And most important is that all Logistics AI need to be private since you don’t want your competitors knowing exactly how you execute, this is achieved by Ethical Artificial Intelligence, the leading institution in defining AI rules is the European Parliament, so a real Logistics AI needs 100% adherence to the European Parliament Ethics Framework.
Identify Efficiency Optimizations for Time and Motion, for all your processes and everywhere
Simplify the Operation, Control of your Fleet while you get Actionable Insights
Reduce Accidents and Increase your Workplace Safety
Logistics Physical Analytics Productivity is linked to time and motion. Excessive motion is a waste of time, it’s more tiring and it adds cost. If you reduce, eliminate or simplify any movements, you will save time. When an activity becomes easier and quicker, you’ll have more capacity and be more productive. What is Logistics Physical…
Loading Dock Utilization Loading docks is the hub where all warehouse activities converge. With vehicles, inventory, and personal constantly move in and out, an efficient Logistics requires efficient Dock Utilization. The efficiency you have in your Loading Dock area defines how slow or fast your Warehouse operations are. BALANCE DOCK DOOR UTILIZATION WITH YOUR NEEDS…
Digital Picking Order picking is arguably the most expensive and complex part of running a warehouse. It is more diverse and complex than the rest of the operation, and it is where most accuracy errors occur. Order picking is critical to manage because it can account for up to 55% of the costs. How can…
Moving Air Empty movements are among the most significant operational and commercial constraints in transportation, affecting both passengers and freight flows alike. About 20% of all containers are moved empty as they are being repositioned. REDUCING LOGISTICS COSTS IS A TOP CONCERN Empty miles seem to be the transportation industry’s oldest enemy, it causes profit…
Workplace Transport Every year in the UK, there are over 5000 accidents involving transport in the workplace. About 50 of those result in people being killed. Employers have a legal duty to ensure that the health and safety of their employees, contractors and members of the public are not put at risk as a result…
When documenting vehicle damage, the pencil and paper walk-around method introduces mistakes that leave your company vulnerable as to knowing how, when and with which driver the damage occurred.
