Presentation ITmobile Eurocities Mobility Forum Sofia 2015 Fleetsharing TANC
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1 Smart Mobility Management Paul ten Haaf Aftersales manager ITmobile Belgium
Transcript of Presentation ITmobile Eurocities Mobility Forum Sofia 2015 Fleetsharing TANC
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Smart Mobility ManagementPaul ten Haaf
Aftersales manager ITmobile Belgium
Topics
• About ITmobile• Cases:
• TANC fleet sharing (Dutch Ministry of Defense)• Order planning and dispatching (City of
Ghent)• Street sweepers actual vs. planned (City of
Antwerp)
Working group Smart city logistics and fleet management 2
About ITmobile
• Headquarters in the Netherlands, local offices in Belgium and Spain.
• Founded in 2000 as a track & trace supplier.
• We focus on facilitating the primary processes of field operatives.
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CASE 1: TANC fleet sharing
• In 2014 the Dutch Ministry of Defense publicized a tender for a fleet sharing solution for 5.000 of its vehicles.
• Goals– Increase efficiency of the fleet– Reduce fleet costs– CO2 reduction– Transparency in usage of the fleet
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CASE 1: TANC fleet sharing
Are cities administrations in the Benelux using their fleet optimally?
We analyzed the 2014 track & trace data of some of our large city customers.
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What % of the working days a year is the average city vehicle, at least once, being used?
68%Which means that the average city vehicle is not being used at all 32% of the working
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CASE 1: TANC fleet sharing
What is the average amount of hours a year a vehicle is active (speed > 0 km/h)
381This is approximately 1 hour and 30
minutes per working day.
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CASE 1: TANC fleet sharing
What is the % of vehicles that spend the night at a central location every day( for a month)?
71%
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CASE 1: TANC fleet sharing
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CASE 1: How does TANC work?
• A driver books a trip from A to B in our user-friendly planning app.
• TANC determines which car is available and will reserve the vehicle.
• The driver will be able to unlock the car on the reserved date using an ID card.
• Trips are registered in detail by the ITmobile track & track device. TAMC also monitors the condition of the car (service details, error codes and fuel level).
CASE 2: Order planning & dispatching
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• The city of Ghent uses the ITmobile planning tool DeskPlan to plan and dispatch delivery orders to various city locations.
• DeskPlan calculates the most efficient route.
• Field operatives receive the orders on their Android FieldMobile app.
• We compare the planned vs. actual route.
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CASE 3: Street sweepers Antwerp
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• The city of Antwerp compares the routes planned for their street sweeper teams to the actual route based on track & trace data.
• On a map the difference between the planned and actual route is visualized.
• Sensor info is included on the map as well, so actual “swept area” is both displayed and reported.
Blue = Planned route, Purple = Actual route
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Blue marker = Brusher active, White marker = Brusher inactive
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