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iCargo Business and functional introduction

iCargo Business and functional introduction. www.i-cargo.eu. Agenda. Why (the business motivations) Who (the ecosystem) What (the three iCargo functions). 2. The iCargo Vision.

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iCargo Business and functional introduction

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  1. iCargo Business and functional introduction www.i-cargo.eu

  2. Agenda • Why (the business motivations) • Who (the ecosystem) • What (the three iCargo functions) 2

  3. The iCargo Vision • By 2020, efficient, low-carbon end-to-end transport and logistics services will be planned, executed and completed cooperatively in a global freight business ecosystem, based on fully interoperable cargo, vehicle, infrastructure and freight management systems, supporting optimal resources usage and real-time alignment of intermodal plans with on-going operations.

  4. The iCargo approach • Achieve the iCargo vision through an open freight management ecosystem. • A business ecosystem is an “intentional community of economic actors” having in common protocols, interfaces and an overall business goal. • In the case of iCargo this is the provision of door-to-doorlow-carbon logistic services, i.e., services that: • cover an entire supply chain or a significant portion of it, • produce less CO2 than alternatives, • make use of the iCargo ecosystem to combine services through different transport modes and providers. 4

  5. The iCargo ecosystem Door-to-door service Roles and resources assigned on demand • Ecosystem • Inclusive • Decentralized • Based on shared rules • Virtual Resources Network • Automated resource discovery • Connected resources • Selected on the basis of the Virtual Resources Network Options • Integrated view based on common semantics • Support distributed monitoring and planning 5

  6. Why should i join iCargo? • For sustainability • Increased load factor • Less emissions • Better utilized resources • For market evolution • Faster and more efficient delivery of smaller shipments • Specialized logistic services, globally accessible, integrated but maximizing efficiency on a local scale Collaborative Planning, Open logistic networks, the “Physical Internet” www.physicalinternetinitiative.org the “Long Tail” (C. Anderson, 2006)

  7. Who should join? Low-carbon door-to door service Logistic resources and capabilities Informationservices infrastructure Transportinfrastructure RegulatoryCompliance Needs goods delivered with lower emissions, good performance and no extra cost Needs to deliver door-to-door service by organizing logistic resources and capabilities Needs to make own resources and capabilities accessible and well utilised Logistic ServicesProvider (LSP) Freight ServicesIntegrator (FSI) TransportRegulator (TR) Information ServicesIntegrator (ISI) Transportation NetworkManager(TNM) Logistic ServicesClient (LSC) 1. Find your role in the ecosystem 2. Connect with the other roles for necessary services To be in iCargo

  8. What do I get from iCargo? • Logistic chain composition • Open logistic network based on common definition of transport and logistic services. • Collaborative planning support. • Taking into account 3 dimensions: cost, effectiveness, emissions. • Logistic network awareness • Monitoring infrastructure based on Intelligent Cargo, vehicle and infrastructure connectivity. • Re-planning triggered by automated monitoring and deviations. • Dynamic alignment of individual service providers plans. • Emissions monitoring • Monitoring infrastructure includes collection of energy consumption data. • Real-time calculation of emissions at shipment level.

  9. Logistic chain composition Logistic ServicesProvider (LSP) Integrate services into the ecosystem Publish services

  10. Logistic chain composition Logistic ServicesProvider (LSP) Logistic ServicesClient (LSC) Integrate services into the ecosystem Discover and compose services Publish services

  11. Logistic chain composition Logistic ServicesProvider (LSP) Logistic ServicesClient (LSC) Integrate services into the ecosystem Discover and compose services Find best door-to-door solution Publish services

  12. Logistic network awareness Cargo will be late ! Automated eventdetection

  13. Logistic network awareness Propagation of changes ! ! ! Free up space for other cargo on waiting ship Cargo will be late ! Automated eventdetection

  14. Logistic network awareness Logistic ServicesClient (LSC) Re-planning to find alternative solution Delay recovered + Performance + Cost + Emissions Propagation of changes ! ! ! Free up space for other cargo on waiting ship Cargo will be late ! Automated eventdetection

  15. Emissions monitoring Logistic ServicesProvider (LSP) Automated monitoring of environmental parametersdetection CO2 Energy Certified emissions based on actual data

  16. + + + Emissions monitoring .. Logistic ServicesProvider (LSP) Logistic ServicesClient (LSC) More accuratecarbon footprint Transport chain emissions per shipment Automated monitoring of environmental parametersdetection CO2 Energy Certified emissions based on actual data

  17. Next steps • Understand your business motivations for being in iCargo (why?) • Find your role (who? LSC, LSP, FSI or ISI?) • Join the ecosystem • Apply the three iCargo functions to your business • Logistic chain composition • Logistic network awareness • Emissions monitoring

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