TerritoryPlan/Roadnet/Greenmile

basic information

To business owners who want to solve the impending "2024 logistics problem": Our system, implemented by over 20,000 companies and operating 500,000 units, clearly visualizes logistics challenges and offers concrete solutions to the 2024 problem. First, please experience our AI simulation after a free consultation. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please contact us first. We will decide on a meeting date after a consultation by phone. ■ Contact: Sales Department / Harada TEL: 092-409-1391 E-mail: info@segel.co.jp

Price information

The price varies depending on the number of users and the number of cars.

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Applications/Examples of results

Territory Planner 1. Review of logistics hub network 2. Optimization of necessary resource numbers 3. Route efficiency improvement by changing visit days RoadNet 1. Strong in dispatch planning for sales logistics networks with a high number of daily visits 2. Standard features that can accommodate a wide range of logistics types 3. Consideration of many logistics constraints Greenmile Live - Real-time understanding of various occurrences - 1. GPS tracking of truck locations and history verification 2. User-friendly configuration and graphical monitoring 3. Elimination of the hassle of master updates 4. Centralization of mass email sending and driver communication Greenmile Driver - Feedback to planning from visualized performance - Greenmile Pro 1. Guides drivers to avoid traffic, reducing total route time 2. Guides drivers to take the shortest route, reducing travel distance and route costs 3. Improves compliance with designated times, enhancing customer service levels

Detailed information

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  Greenmile Driver (R) It is no exaggeration to say that smartphones are one of the inventions that have changed personal life the most in the past decade. Data communication speeds and GPS accuracy have shown dramatic progress year after year. Greenmile Driver is a smartphone application developed to support drivers' delivery activities and capture movements during delivery. You can introduce cutting-edge technology filled with ideas very cheaply and easily, without the need to own a very expensive dedicated handheld device with scanning capabilities. GreenMile Driver (R) supports the "visualization of logistics," which is unavoidable in the coming era.

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  Greenmile Driver (R) Features of GreenMile Driver (R) 1. Automatic arrival feature using geofencing eliminates the need for tap operations In dynamic management, obtaining arrival information at the destination is essential. By combining improvements in arrival accuracy (geofencing feature) with GPS data, we ensure reliable data acquisition while minimizing driver device operations. 2. Compatible with Android and iOS, eliminating the need for expensive dedicated devices It can be installed on commonly available smartphones in Japan. Since it is not limited to specific devices like dedicated handheld terminals, operational constraints can be alleviated. 3. Smooth collaboration with multiple personnel involved in customer management When covering a single customer through division of labor, such as in sales flow, maintenance, and restocking, communication is necessary to align everyone's efforts. The GreenMile (R) platform is designed to facilitate such collaboration more reliably and easily.

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  Greenmile Live(R) - Real-time understanding of various occurrences in reality - Are the goods being delivered correctly to the destination? Amidst a labor shortage, concerns are on the rise. The need for dynamic management is increasing, along with the desire to easily grasp the movements of drivers. GreenMile Live(R) is an essential tool that enables two-way communication with drivers, which cannot be achieved through dash cameras or digital tachographs, and embodies the modern approach to logistics management.

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  Features of GreenMile Live(R) 1. GPS tracking for location awareness and history verification It excels in planning delivery routes for relatively dense small to medium-sized vehicle deliveries, including destinations such as stores, wholesale warehouses, and processing facilities, starting from logistics centers. 2. User-friendly configuration and graphical monitoring In addition to deliveries, pickups are also a characteristic of sales logistics. It offers many standard features and allows for high flexibility in tuning on the user side. It is widely used in various types of logistics, including food, gasoline, pharmaceuticals, steel products, chemicals, and waste. 3. Elimination of the hassle of master updates Sales logistics involves many logistical constraints to consider, such as designated times and available vehicle sizes. It is possible to broadly incorporate these conditions into destination information (location master). 4. Centralized email broadcasting and driver communication Sales logistics involves many logistical constraints to consider, such as designated times and available vehicle sizes. It is possible to broadly incorporate these conditions into destination information (location master).

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  Territory Planner(R) - Logistics network design is key to executing mid-term strategies - When considering the efficiency of delivery and quality improvement, the first things that come to mind are likely the shortest routes to reduce fuel consumption, load factors, or driver skill enhancement. However, what must first be recognized is the completeness of the logistics network that forms the foundation of daily operations. This addresses the fundamental factors for reducing logistics costs. Scenes where the system excels: 1. Review of logistics hub networks Utilized when consolidating existing hubs or selecting candidates for new hub locations. It leads to optimal solutions while quantitatively grasping the changes in logistics brought about by network reorganization. 2. Optimization of necessary resource numbers It allows for logical determination of the appropriate number of resources (vehicles and personnel) to be allocated to logistics centers. This significantly improves the operational efficiency of logistics planners. 3. Route efficiency improvement through changes in visit days By leveling out the bias in visit days, which is one of the logistics constraints, it enhances movement efficiency while simultaneously increasing resource utilization rates. The system's computational capabilities pave the way for complex and ambitious challenges.

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  Territory Planner(R) Features of Territory Planner(R) 1. Strong in statistics for sales logistics networks with a large number of visit destinations Even with thousands of visit destinations, outputs can be obtained in a short time using sophisticated algorithms. 2. Hypothesis verification solution called What-If analysis It allows for the reproduction of a hypothetical logistics network in the system and quantitatively verifies its feasibility. It promotes a departure from the common situation during logistics restructuring where "you won't know until you actually try it." 3. Calculations based on three axes: visit frequency, delivery distance, and volume Analysis is possible from input data with a time axis of up to 24 weeks (168 days). Excellent system design enables territory analysis from unique perspectives. Functions 1. Identification of inefficient delivery areas 2. Territory design considering constraints such as specified times and load capacity 3. Suggestions for optimal visit days 4. Data input for up to 24 weeks (168 days) 5. Output data can also be used as a daily delivery plan 6. Can be repurposed for route sales simulations outside of logistics

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  Roadnet(R) - Open Daily Dispatch Planning - Roadnet(R) is a truck management system (TMS) that supports daily dispatch planning. Organizing the conditions such as fluctuating cargo volumes, time constraints, and labor hour management while designing plans is an extremely challenging task. Due to its characteristics, the work tends to be left to individual employees. However, this poses a management risk. By using the system, it is possible to process various individual conditions collectively and devise cost-minimum routes with special algorithms. This system, developed in the United States by accumulating insights from scientists aiming to solve the Vehicle Routing Problem, has become an industry-leading tool used by UPS (a major U.S. delivery company). Currently, it is deployed in over 50 countries (in more than 15 languages) under Omnitracs and continues to grow while incorporating case studies from around the world.

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  Roadnet(R) Features of Roadnet(R) 1. Strong in routing plans for sales logistics networks with a high number of delivery destinations on the 11th It excels in planning delivery routes for relatively dense small to medium-sized vehicle deliveries, including destinations such as stores, wholesale warehouses, and processing plants, starting from logistics centers. 2. Standard features that can accommodate a wide range of logistics types One characteristic of sales logistics is that pickups also occur in addition to deliveries. It has many standard features, allowing for high flexibility in tuning on the user side. It has a proven track record of being widely used in various types of logistics, including food, gasoline, pharmaceuticals, steel products, chemicals, and waste. 3. Consideration of many logistics constraints Sales logistics involves many constraints that need to be considered, such as designated times and available vehicle sizes. These conditions can be widely incorporated into delivery destination information (location master). Additionally, data registration and updates can be easily performed from Excel sheets and other sources.

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  Main Implementation Results in the World More than 20,000 client companies Average of over 500,000 vehicle routes created daily, and over 190,000 vehicles managed Application Areas of the Solution Food wholesale, beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic), catering delivery, home and toiletry product wholesale, resource recovery (shredders, cooking oil, batteries), building materials wholesale, automotive parts wholesale, etc. Coca-Cola West Co., Ltd. Currently Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan Inc. Yamae Kunou Co., Ltd. Nishinihon Shimbun Comprehensive Advertising Co., Ltd. Yamato Transport Co., Ltd. (Consulting) Toward Co., Ltd. City Line Co., Ltd., etc.