Right from the factory floor, software solutions make it possible to optimise the flow of incoming raw materials, with sophisticated Demand Planning and Sales & Operation Planning software. 

With Advanced Planning & Scheduling software, different production scenarios with finite capacity can be simulated quickly and continuously, with immediate visibility of the impacts on the production plan.

Once the production plans have been defined, we move on to Execution thanks to the integration with AWMS, WorkForce and labour management software, which takes care of defining the appropriate human resources for each function and each production cycle, taking into account workloads, skills and specialisations, and the preparation of production lines thanks to the integration with MES or MOM (Manufacturing Operation System).

The MES (Manufacturing Execution System) or the Advanced Planning software are also integrated with the WMS to retrieve the logistical warehouse movements needed to call up the raw materials and components required for the production process.

Once the product is manufactured, the WMS (Warehouse Management System) takes charge of the finished product and manages all put away, refilling, picking, packing and shipping activities in the warehouse.

The automation of the inbound and outbound activities of companies is ensured by the Yard Management System software, which reduces the waiting time of drivers in the yards by planning the arrival of vehicles at the plants, taking into account the reception capacities of the logistics, avoiding queues and wasted time. 

Through multilingual kiosks and optical number plate recognition cameras or other recognition systems, it is also possible to improve the work of the concierge reception, with fast, real-time communication to all those involved in the arrival or departure of a truck.

Integration with the TMS (Transportation Management System) means that transport planning, route selection and identification of the most appropriate carriers are managed to ensure optimum and efficient operations.

Proof of delivery and control of transport costs enable companies to guarantee their customers a punctual and accurate service without reducing company margins. 

Artificial intelligence systems optimise all flows along the supply chain, and manage anomalies and then propose solutions to improve the process, making it more efficient and sustainable.

Each stage of the entire supply chain is constantly monitored with reports and statistics that not only allow control, but also aim to stimulate continuous process improvement, not only at each stage, but with an overall directional view, providing data to carry out simulations aimed at harmonising the entire production and distribution ecosystem under the banner of efficiency and sustainability.