APPLIED USE OF PVC & RUBBER WATER-STOPS ON CONCRETE STRUCTURES
Inosat Global | Telematics applied to Concrete Industry | Business Case
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Transcript of Inosat Global | Telematics applied to Concrete Industry | Business Case
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Created in 1967 Concremix operates in the concrete production
and commercialization. Since its inception the company has
delivered more than 10 million m3 of concrete.
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Company DescriptionCompany Description
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Market leader in Brazil, Concremix success is obtained through
the strict observance of deadlines, competitive prices, high
quality materials and focus on high-technology.
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Inosat solution for companies acting in the concrete sector
allows them to address 3 main problems:
Rawmaterial theft by unloading in unauthorized areas
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The ChallengeThe Challenge
Rawmaterial theft by unloading in unauthorized areas
Productivity increase
Increase operational effectiveness
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Inosat’s proven capacity in attending the concrete sector was
decisive in the supplier choice for the pilot. From all providers
Inosat was the one that showed capacity to attend the specific
business requirements felt by Concremix
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Why Inosat?Why Inosat?
The mixer sensor was also decisive in the choice, as Inosat was
the only supplier who had the mixer sensor and was the only
provider who showed capacity to developed specific reports
exclusively for Concremix in the phase of the pilot.
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The solution allows Concremix to control the whole process of
each service.
The solution developed does not require integration with
external dispatching management solutions.
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The SolutionThe Solution
external dispatching management solutions.
Inosat’s solution informs the company of several status such
as: Off Duty, In Service, Load, Travelling To Job, On Job, Pour,
To Plant, At Plant.
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The Mixer Services ReportThe Mixer Services Report
The Mixer Services Report addresses Concremix needs in a
single report.
At
PlantTo Job Pouring
Back to
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The Mixer Services ReportThe Mixer Services Report
Services duration: By detecting the load status and the time lapse
between the beginning of the service (mixer leaves the plant) and the end
of the service (mixer returns after unloading cargo), Concremix is able to
know if the services are being correctly performed.
Abnormal situations identification: abnormal situations such as vehiclesAbnormal situations identification: abnormal situations such as vehicles
retained in the client waiting to pour and deviations to the route are easily
identified by this report. .
Customers location: an automatic point of interest is created, on the mixer
first pouring location, signalling the customer location.
Unauthorized dumps: are detected and signalled over the map, the
pouring duration is also registered by the software.
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The Mixer Services ReportThe Mixer Services Report
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The Mixer Services ReportThe Mixer Services Report
The first area of the report
identifies:
Service number
Vehicle
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KMS driven
Client Location
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The Mixer Services ReportThe Mixer Services Report
The second area of the report
identifies the hours of the service:
The time the vehicle left the plant,
arrived to the client location,
started dumping, left the client sitestarted dumping, left the client site
and arrived to the plant again.
Managers can also verify the
maximum speed the vehicle
registered during each service.
Using the data from this area of the report Concremix can analyse deviations to the
services, for example through an abnormal time during the trip back to plant.
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The Mixer Services ReportThe Mixer Services Report
The third area of the report
identifies the duration of each
service, detailing time spend on
trip, waiting and dumping at the
client site and at the plant.
Unauthorized stops are analysed
and shown over the map has well
as the details of each service.
Using the data from this area Concremix can improve its operational organization, by
eliminating unproductive waiting times and also by detecting concrete theft.
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The Mixer Services ReportThe Mixer Services Report
This map shows the detail of a service. The red line indicates the route travelled to the costumer. The blue
line indicates the return to the plant. The alert signal represents unauthorized pouring, the green circle
shows the customer location.
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Aditional ReportsAditional Reports
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This report shows the positions during a
trip and the route over the map.
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Aditional ReportsAditional Reports
In this report all vehicles are listed, their location, position and mixer status.
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Aditional INOSAT references in Aditional INOSAT references in
the Construction segmentthe Construction segment
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