Activities and boundaries
Define freight, warehousing and related activities, distinguishing owned operations from outsourced services.
Connect transport data to reduction decisions.
Review logistics activities, transport modes and records to define transport accounting and supply-chain management needs.
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Review distance, weight, fuel and transport modes using a method suited to the available data.
Management and collaboration
Combine supplier data collection, software and planning to improve information and coordination.
What should you prepare?
Review existing records first, then agree on scope and any additional data needs.
- Routes and transport modes
- Weight, distance or fuel records
- Owned and outsourced scope
Common questions
How is the project scope determined?
Start with the business object, existing records and intended use. Discuss applicable methods, additional data and responsibilities before agreeing on deliverables.
How can I get in touch?
Contact the business email or telephone listed on this website, or explore the related services first.
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