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ARA Telecommunications & Technology ForumStandards for Freight & Inventory

Bonnie Ryan – Senior Manager, Transport & Heavy Industry

15 July 2016

© GS1 Australia 2016

Agenda

• GS1 in brief • Importance of standards in the supply chain• So what for Australian Rail Industry• Project overviews • Benefits

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© GS1 Australia 2016 3


2 million companies worldwide use GS1

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112 NFP Member organisations - 154 countries served - Industry neutral

Presenter

Presentation Notes

Without a neutral, not-for-profit and global organisation like GS1, such very diverse companies would probably not be able to agree on standards. We make it happen, and consumers and businesses benefit. GS1 has offices in 108 countries and more than 2,000 people helping us achieve our vision. Our work is funded by the contributions of our users. Originally created by manufacturers and retailers to improve the efficiency of the distribution of food and consumer goods to supermarkets, GS1 standards today are used by millions of companies in dozens of sectors including healthcare, transportation and logistics, aeronautics, defence, chemicals, high tech, and still, of course, the retail supply chain.


On 26 June 1974 at 8:01 am, a 10 pack of Wrigley's chewing gum was the first product scanned and sold for 67 cents at Marsh supermarket in Troy,

Ohio, USA. This item is now in the Smithsonian Museum.

A little piece of history…

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Remember when?


One number, one symbol, global sales

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Different product, different industry

Same standard!

Retail store in Singapore


GS1 System of supply chain standards

• Enables full automation from cradle to grave• Across organisational boundaries – M2M integration made simple• Comprehensive - supports full end to end traceability• Fully Integrated• Modular

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This is your life…..without standard materials ID


Result is…

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Paper systems are still “comfortable”

Existing intelligence is hidden

Inefficiencies are common place

Supply chain silos both inside and outside the organisation

Effective service provision in this environment is difficult

Presenter

Presentation Notes

The rail industry is still fraught with manual processes and paperwork – no single organisation can drive end to end change by itself – it requires an industry approach much like the collaboration that occurs when it comes to safety.


In collaboration with the ARA – industry wide benefits

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What is being done - MRO in Rail initiative


What’s in it for the rail sector

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Reduced inventory holdings

Improved cash flow

Reduced logistics costs

Solid foundation for

advanced supply chain

practices

Improved customer service & relations

Improved asset

management

Risk migitgation

Reduced administration

Simplified IT integration


Multi-year project with Australia Logistics Council –laying the foundation for real time visibility of freight movements across multi-party-leg transport journey

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New Australian Freight Labelling & Data Exchange Standards

Presenter

Presentation Notes

If you are a freight rail operator, you really should be compliant to these standards.


Integrated supply chain practices are a key enabler to moving rail into the

digital economy

In a global marketplace, this cannot be done without the implementation of

open standards!

Key Takeaway


Thank you

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Bonnie RyanSenior Manager - Transport & Heavy Industry

GS1 Australia

D +61 3 8581 5904M +61 4 1915 0266

E [email protected]

www.gs1au.org

http://www.gs1au.org/

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