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  • 6A Corporation: Group B12, Sec-D

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    6A Corporation is a small logistics firm in Rourkela, Orissa that operates trucks between mines, factories, and ports within a 400km radius. They aim to increase revenue by introducing new technologies and processes to better track their fleet in real-time, increase resource utilization, and hold drivers accountable for fuel consumption. A four-stage approach was proposed involving problem diagnosis, proposed solutions, an IT plan and implementation. The proposed information system would use GPS trackers, a centralized web server, and customized software to provide real-time fleet tracking and reporting on routes, time, materials, and fuel costs.

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    6A Corporation is a small logistics firm in Rourkela, Orissa that operates trucks between mines, factories, and ports within a 400km radius. They aim to increase revenue by introducing new technologies and processes to better track their fleet in real-time, increase resource utilization, and hold drivers accountable for fuel consumption. A four-stage approach was proposed involving problem diagnosis, proposed solutions, an IT plan and implementation. The proposed information system would use GPS trackers, a centralized web server, and customized software to provide real-time fleet tracking and reporting on routes, time, materials, and fuel costs.

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    6A Corporation: Group B12, Sec-D

    Transféré par

    Rashid V Mohammed
    6A Corporation is a small logistics firm in Rourkela, Orissa that operates trucks between mines, factories, and ports within a 400km radius. They aim to increase revenue by introducing new technologies and processes to better track their fleet in real-time, increase resource utilization, and hold drivers accountable for fuel consumption. A four-stage approach was proposed involving problem diagnosis, proposed solutions, an IT plan and implementation. The proposed information system would use GPS trackers, a centralized web server, and customized software to provide real-time fleet tracking and reporting on routes, time, materials, and fuel costs.

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    6A CORPORATION

    GROUP B12, SEC-D AKSHAY ANAND- 201 AMARENDRA- 202 ANKITA SINGH- 203 ANKUR DEY TARAFDER204 ANKUR KAITHAL- 205 1

    AGENDA
    Background & Services
    Business Process Analysis Problems and Recommendations

    Information System Architecture


    Node Connectivity Diagram Configuration and Software Learning and Key Benefits
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    ABOUT 6A CORPORATION
    6A Corporation operates as a small logistics firm and is a family-run transportation business Located in Rourkela, Orissa, it has a fleet of trucks which it operates between several nodal points such as mines, factories and ports Operating in a radius of 400 km, it covers two factories in Sambalpur and Rourkela, two mines Talcher and Angul and a port at Paradip The major area of concern are the losses incurred due to inadequate control and monitoring when the truck leaves the nodal points

    PROCESS ANALYSIS
    The company aims at increasing the revenue generation by

    introducing new technologies and processes which can help increase productivity
    Revenue generation could be improved by :

    - Increasing resource utilization by real time tracking of the fleet - Increase driver accountability by real time fuel consumption
    Comprehensive Four-stage approach was taken to address the

    issue - Diagnosis and identification of problem areas - Proposed model including the strategies and technology required for execution of the process changes - Comprehensive IT plan and process mapping - Implementation and maintenance , cost and benefits

    PROBLEMS AND RECOMMENDATIONS


    PROBLEMS No formal planning and tracking Cost over runs Missed deadlines Fuel and material expense tracking RECOMMENDATIONS: Cost effective file directory to store documents and business relevant data Develop formal review processes Updated decision making using the benefits of real-time data updation Anaylsing the drivers accountability and efficiency of the trucks through the fuel expense reports
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    INFORMATION SYSTEM COMPONENTS


    People Resources Node point users, customers and Managers at head office Software Resources Tomcat for server creation and MS Access for Database management

    Data Resources Route Information, Time , Quantity of Material, Fuel Cost

    Hardware Resources GPS tracker on trucks, PCs at nodal points and head office

    Network Resources Internet connectivity to central server for real-time updates

    Node Connectivity Diagram


    Client / end user GPS Feed
    Real time fleet tracking

    Secondary report Generation

    Factories
    Primary report generate d

    Centralize d Web server

    Ports

    Mines
    Fuel Report Generated

    Petrol Pump
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    SOFTWARE AND ARCHITECTURE


    Operating System: Linux, Microsoft Windows XP, Vista,

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    Front End: Customized Java script, JSP Database: MS Access Back End: JavaBeans, Java classes Browser: Internet Explorer 6.0 & above, Mozilla FireFox,

    Google Chrome etc.


    Tools: JSP, Apache Web Server

    (Tomcat/equivalent),Dreamweaver
    Architecture: The system is built along the guidelines of

    MVC architecture Model, View, and Controller

    KEY BENEFITS & LEARNING


    Information System services increases efficiency

    Regular upgradation and maintenance of firmware prevents sudden high expenses

    Real-time data updates provides flexibility

    No formal trainings required, mostly on-the-job training Difficulties faced: Low Budget, Real-world problems interfere with model based analysis
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