Tanya Oncioiu
Commercial Executive · LEAFIO TMS
Webinar
Key takeaways
- 8:19Static routes struggle to accommodate fluctuations in orders, delivery points, traffic, fleet availability and driver capacity.
- 14:30The planning example shows a path from ten vehicles to nine through route optimization and then to eight by reducing time spent at delivery locations.
- 16:37The featured customer case reports a 20% cost reduction over seven months, late arrivals near 3% and a 32% reduction in extra mileage.
- 22:48Replacing an existing TMS can be faster than implementing one from scratch because the data, processes and staff behaviors are already structured; LEAFIO's fastest cited transition took three and a half weeks versus a typical four months.
- 50:33Cost per order or kilogram and customer service are the primary logistics indicators; deeper analytics should then identify the causes of poor performance.
Questions Tanya Oncioiu answered
The analytics environment supports drill-down dashboards for late visits, unloading time, extra mileage, vehicle load, planned versus actual routes, customer service, temperature, geography and cost per kilogram. The speakers recommend treating unit cost and service performance as the two principal indicators.
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