3iS FleetVision Provides View of Entire Fleet, Including Third-Party Suppliers
Designed to extend fleet efficiencies and savings across the whole supply chain, 3iS FleetVision creates a single, fully measurable view of the fleet – not only a company’s private fleet, but its third-party suppliers as well.
Isotrak, Inc., introduced a first-to-market service that provides complete, real-time visibility of third-party logistics and supplier fleets, according to the company. Designed to extend fleet efficiencies and savings across the whole supply chain, 3iS FleetVision creates a single, fully measurable view of the fleet – not only a company’s private fleet, but its third-party suppliers as well. While managing third party logistics and supplier fleet deliveries is just as time-critical to a business as the operation of its own fleet, 3iS is the only service on the market that addresses this visibility gap.
There are myriad challenges for any company that manages mobile assets. Reducing turnaround times, gaining ETA/ETD real-time visibility, cutting excess mileage and managing third parties are just a few of the issues that businesses need to continually address. But an area that has hardly been explored is the collaboration and coordination with contracted third party suppliers – gaining real-time data of their fleet in order to fully realize the benefits of the fleet management process. A business can’t achieve maximum efficiency unless all the vehicles in its supply chain are being measured and optimized.
"This is new territory and Isotrak has developed a solution that allows businesses to manage all the moving parts as a single entity," says Alex Ognjanac, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Isotrak. "We’re at the forefront of a new breakthrough in supply chain management."
3iS FleetVision feeds into Isotrak’s fleet management system, ATMSi, and brings additional value through:
Measuring plan vs. actual within ATMSi’s job management capability
Monitoring on-time departures, arrivals and advanced notice on true ETAs to both warehouses and vendor locations
Taking into account all inbound and outbound deliveries in the entire supply chain
Customers can set KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) to actively monitor real-time performance against the plan – in real time, by departure, arrival and ETA. When the plan goes off track, alerts are sent out, notifying transportation managers in real-time so that they can make the necessary changes and minimize disruption.
3iS FleetVision services are provided exclusively by Isotrak and have generated a great deal of interest among North America’s largest retailers. Likewise, third party suppliers are motivated to get on board with 3iS, as it will allow them to be fully visible, accessible and measurable to their most important customers. Isotrak has in turn created The 3iS FleetVision Certified Supplier Program to streamline the convergence of a company’s private fleet and its third party supplier fleets.
Regardless of which GPS/fleet management system third party suppliers use, Isotrak’s 3iS FleetVision can seamlessly integrate with other systems, while allowing third parties to maintain complete security and privacy to their other customers. With 3iS FleetVision, businesses have an entirely new opportunity to improve their transportation business – in a way that has never been done before.
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