Generating mobile knowledge from immobile data
Don’t just reflect on quality, report on it!
It goes without saying that you, too, want to enhance your company’s performance –pragmatically and with the help of a cost-effective solution. However, in order to improve performance and quality, you must first of all be able to identify potential for optimization in your routine processes at an early stage.The management information system from EURO-LOG is the ideal tool for analyzing movement data exchanged and processed in the supply chain in every direction – at any time and just as flexible and simple to use as Excel® spreadsheets. The information obtained helps you to take substantiated decisions and conduct a proactive quality policy.
Research, statistics and balanced scorecards, as well as flexible, interactive reports are essential for sound planning. At the same time you gain more transparency in your processes and increase your performance capability – qualitatively and efficiently.
An edge in information thanks to intelligent data evaluation
Networking via EURO-LOG’s neutral communications platform translates for you into gap-free cooperation with your business partners. This enables you through data interchange to generate any number of reports. An analysis of your services provider’s shipment time evaluation would be one example of where reporting can be useful. Operational decision-makers can obtain a precise overview of delivery quality and delivery punctuality on the basis of receipt reports.
EURO-LOG Management Informationsystem: VMI data per supplierIn cooperation networks of logistics services providers, for example, route reports are generated from the data sets of the various services providers – a good example of how data from individual partners can be turned into constructive knowledge for the cost-effective management of all. Similarly, by “observing” consolidated data from different partners, it is possible to improve quality. Delivery reports or reports on actual tonnages provide possible starting points for optimizations. In many cases the actual volumes dispatched by consignors are not known until after they have been transported.
The reports provided by the management information system create a knowledge base for the realistic estimation and planning of forwarding volumes. Consolidating the data and interpreting them in meaningful reports therefore provides an overview and like this an excellent basis for introducing improvements.
