Introduction
LSP
Automotive
Manufacturing
OTM Industries
Heavy Industry 4% High Tech 4%
CPG 14%
Manufacturing 21%
LSP 35%
OTM History
Application integration to the web infrastructure (industry standard XML). Settlement and content that close the loop on the full business cycle. Planning and optimisation for multi-tier distribution networks. SCEM, Reporting, and Order Management functionality, and security. Procurement, Advanced Analytics,, 3D Load Configuration, ITL APIs and Expand breadth Workflow, Document and depth of the Management, Claims product footprint. Management, Appt Enhanced usability Scheduling
Founded
Release 2.0
Release 2.5
Release 3.0
Release 3.5
Release 4.0
Release 5.0
Release 5.5
May 1999
Mar 2000
July 2000
Aug 2000
Oct 2000
Mar 2001
June 2002
Oct 2002
June 2003
June 2004
Mar 2005
Nov 2005
May 2006
Release 1.0
Focused on the global data model and Java code to provide the Webdesigned infrastructure.
Release 2.1
Provided enhanced functionality related to early adopter implementation requirements.
Release 2.6
Reporting and status enhancements based on operational feedback.
Release 3.1
Reporting, Order Management, and Visibility.
Release 3.7
Enhancements to Inventory Visibility, and Optimisation functionality.
Release 4.5
Network-based Planning International RIQ Pier Assignment QuotingJobs/Consols Vessel Management Broadcast/Spot Tender
Acquisition
OTM History
Release 6.0
Release 6.1
Release 6.2
May 2006
Aug 2006
Dec 2006
May 2007
Jan 2008
Fusion Transportation Intelligence, Dock Scheduling Enhancements, Sourcing Enhancements, Parcel CWT Rating, Rail Enhancements, Optimization Enhancements.
June 2008
Dock Scheduling Enhancements, Cumulative Broadcast Tenders, Sourcing Enhancements, Optimization Enhancements, Service Provider Assignment Record Management.
June 2009
Fleet & Asset Management, Multi-Tier Network Execution, Siebel Order Capture Integration, eBS Integration Phase II, Small Parcel System Integration.
Dec 2009
Global Trade Management Mobile Communications
Dec 2010
Fleet Mngtmt Global Trade LTL Sourcing Small Parcel Load Configurator Rail Transport GTM eBS integration User interface
Cooperative Routing, Container/Equipm Cooperative Route Execution, Product Name Change ent Visibility, & Re-Branding Integration with eBS, Consolidated Tender, Enhanced Help Enhanced UI, including Showme & Custom Scalability & Help Performance Enhancements, Carrier Commitment Management. FF Enhancements, RIQ with Show Routing. Integration enhancements,
Merge-In-Transit ID
Fusion Transportation Intelligence, Enhanced Air Processing, Dock Scheduling Simplified UI for mid- Enhancements, tier, Container UI Enhancements, Optimization, Shipment Cost Dock Scheduling Adjustment, Enhancements. Customer Management Cooperative Route Execution Enhancements.
0,9% 0,9% 0,8% 0,7% 0,8% 1,6% 1,4% 1,3% 0,7% 0,5% 0,5% 1,0% 4,2% 0,5% 0,5% 1,0% 0,3% 0,3% 0,6% 2,6% 2,6% 1,4%
3,8%
3,5%
Automotive
Handling
Retail
Inventory
Pharma
Adm inis tration
Rail: Functionality
Route 2 BNSF (ESTL) NS (BELVU) WE Cost $1575 + $1800 + $1000 = $4375 Time 5 + 4 + 2 = 11 Days Distance 489.6 + 462.2 + 56.9 = 1008.7 Miles
Leg 2 Junction
Leg 3 Medina - OH
Rail Schedules
Sighting Events
Ocean: Functionality
POL
POD
POD
Mother Vessel
Consols provide the ability to manage defined capacity for a voyage. Consols may be created from an existing Schedule. Consol shipments can be created independent of orders. Once a consol shipment exists, orders can be booked onto it. Available capacity for the shipment can be tracked.
Air: Functionality
TACT Rating & Chargeable weight Cut off and Recovery times Air Schedules
Chargeable Weight
KLM AMS - SIN Minimum charge 410 < 45 kg 24.50 per kg 45 100 kg 23.50 per kg 100 300 kg 19.50 per kg 300 1,000 kg 16.50 per kg Volumetric factor 6,000
Chargeable weight = 800,000 / 6,000 = 133.33 kg Chargeable weight > Actual weight => Use Chargeable weight 133.33 kg @ 19.50 / kg = 2,600. Without chargeable weight Without chargeable weight but with deficit : 98 kg @ 23.50 / kg = 2,303,: 100 kg @ 19.50 / kg = 1,950,-
Other: Functionality
Order taking
Operations
Order capture
Planning
Pickup location
Terminal
Hub
Gateway
Gateway
Hub
Terminal
Delivery location
1. Booking
2. Dispatch
3. Pickup
Shipment Pickup Containerisation Redim & Reweigh
4.Outbound
5. Export
6. Transfer
7. Import
Breakbulk Clearance Inventory
9. Inbound
10. Delivery
Rating Process
DeContainerisation
8. Customs Clearance
11. Billing
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