IT Solution Fair 2022 in HAKATA

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Overview Venue JR Hakata City 9th and 10th floors (Reception) 1-1 Hakata Station Chuo-gai, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City Date and Time October 14, 2022 (Friday) 11:30 AM - 5:00 PM (Reception starts at 11:30 AM) Organizer UOS Group Kyushu Branch Co-organizers Kyushu Notes Partner Association, Business Alliance Consortium (BAC), Kyushu Aitokai, Container Co-Creation Center Special Cooperation IBM Japan, Ltd.

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Major implementation industries worldwide Over 20,000 client companies An average of over 500,000 vehicle routes created daily, with over 190,000 vehicles managed Applicable solution fields Food wholesale, beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic), catering delivery, home and toiletries product wholesale, resource recovery (shredders, cooking oil, batteries), building materials wholesale, automotive parts wholesale, and others.

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  Greenmile Driver It is not an exaggeration to say that smartphones are one of the inventions that have changed personal life the most in the past decade. The speed of data communication and the accuracy of GPS 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 having 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 Live Are goods being delivered correctly to their destination? Amidst a labor shortage, concerns are on the rise. The need for dynamic management is increasing, along with the desire to easily grasp driver movements. GreenMile Live® is an essential item 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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  Roadnet 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 nature, this work tends to be left to individual employees, which 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 a leading tool in the industry, utilized by UPS (a major U.S. delivery company). It is currently deployed in over 50 countries (in more than 15 languages) under Omnitracs and continues to grow by incorporating case studies from around the world.

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  Territory Planner When considering the efficiency of delivery and quality improvement, what first comes to mind is likely the shortest route to reduce fuel consumption, loading rates, or the skill enhancement of drivers. However, what must first be recognized is the completeness of the logistics network that forms the foundation of daily operations. Territory Planner(R) approaches the fundamental factors for reducing logistics costs.