 GPS Team on floor, 20th July 2015, to begin with Fleet Monitoring for Angola.
 Operation Control Plan for Congo in Q4 2015.
 Target Countries – Indonesia, Bolivia, Myanmar
 Completed a Great Successful 01 Year.
 It is an informational work of data entry, made with the
intention of capturing the events (start/load/unload etc.)
from the vehicle trajectory to follow up on a particular trip
until finished.
 It is also known as Trip Analysis Report.
 Data Quality plays important role in this Report as it fits for
intended use in Operations, Decision Making & Planning.
Schedule Control Report
 To identify which Truck should not be ‘on the move’
 Comparison of Data Transmission between
Transics & NVT
 Comparison between ACTUAL & PLANNED
o Drivers
o Vehicle
o Start time of the Trip
All planned trips for day are recorded in NVT.
All trips that are planned are sent to the On Board Computer (OBC).
Drivers are trained & educated to use Transics to log trip information
o Start Trip / End Trip
o Load / End load
o Unload / End Unload
Report will be generated as and when (recommended quarter-hourly) to keep track of what
is planned vs what is happening on the road.
Final, adding your comments in the Last Column of the Report.
TRANSICS
Back Office Data Platform
 mytransics
(https://www.mytransics.com/)
 TX-Connect
 Best friend of a GPS Controller
The Distance from Start to Finish of the Vehicle Movement.
In NaviTrans, Initially, Trip nos. (for Angola) was configured to start with “V-00”. Now, its
configured with “VK-00”.
This is information flow from NaviTrans into Transics
Start Trip
Arrived at
Loading
Start
Load
End
Load
Arrived at
Unloading
Start
Unload
End Unload
& End Trip
 Pink = Not Started
 Orange = Trip in process
 White = Trip finished.
(Truck, if not planned for second trip, should not be ‘moving’)
Dates and times quoted are all per Angolan Hours
Trip Cancelled as per Transics
Trip started, Driving towards Loading
Trip Completed
Trip Started, Loading Done,
Driving towards Unloading
 Well Detailed
 Technology
 Customer Loyalty
 Time Gap
 Individual Differences
 Controller Restrictions
 New Location Ready
 Dynamic Report
 Signal Connectivity
 Sensor Issue
Schedule Control Report-2
Schedule Control Report-2

Schedule Control Report-2

  • 2.
     GPS Teamon floor, 20th July 2015, to begin with Fleet Monitoring for Angola.  Operation Control Plan for Congo in Q4 2015.  Target Countries – Indonesia, Bolivia, Myanmar  Completed a Great Successful 01 Year.
  • 3.
     It isan informational work of data entry, made with the intention of capturing the events (start/load/unload etc.) from the vehicle trajectory to follow up on a particular trip until finished.  It is also known as Trip Analysis Report.  Data Quality plays important role in this Report as it fits for intended use in Operations, Decision Making & Planning. Schedule Control Report
  • 4.
     To identifywhich Truck should not be ‘on the move’  Comparison of Data Transmission between Transics & NVT  Comparison between ACTUAL & PLANNED o Drivers o Vehicle o Start time of the Trip
  • 5.
    All planned tripsfor day are recorded in NVT. All trips that are planned are sent to the On Board Computer (OBC). Drivers are trained & educated to use Transics to log trip information o Start Trip / End Trip o Load / End load o Unload / End Unload Report will be generated as and when (recommended quarter-hourly) to keep track of what is planned vs what is happening on the road. Final, adding your comments in the Last Column of the Report.
  • 6.
    TRANSICS Back Office DataPlatform  mytransics (https://www.mytransics.com/)  TX-Connect  Best friend of a GPS Controller
  • 7.
    The Distance fromStart to Finish of the Vehicle Movement. In NaviTrans, Initially, Trip nos. (for Angola) was configured to start with “V-00”. Now, its configured with “VK-00”. This is information flow from NaviTrans into Transics Start Trip Arrived at Loading Start Load End Load Arrived at Unloading Start Unload End Unload & End Trip
  • 8.
     Pink =Not Started  Orange = Trip in process  White = Trip finished. (Truck, if not planned for second trip, should not be ‘moving’)
  • 9.
    Dates and timesquoted are all per Angolan Hours Trip Cancelled as per Transics Trip started, Driving towards Loading Trip Completed Trip Started, Loading Done, Driving towards Unloading
  • 14.
     Well Detailed Technology  Customer Loyalty  Time Gap  Individual Differences  Controller Restrictions
  • 15.
     New LocationReady  Dynamic Report  Signal Connectivity  Sensor Issue