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DGAP-News: init innovation in traffic systems AG: init brings innovation to the logistics sector
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init innovation in traffic systems AG: init brings innovation to the
logistics sector
23.02.2017 / 14:13
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- Subsidiary company inola optimises planning from production through to
packaging and delivery in real time
- Rapidly growing business segment in the Industry 4.0 environment
Karlsruhe/Pasching, 23. February 2017. Industry 4.0 demands that all
players respond quicker to new situations. All the processes throughout the
value-added chain, from production through to delivery, are thus being
closely reviewed and need to be continually optimised. This is where the
software solutions from inola - a subsidiary of init innovation in traffic
systems AG - come in. The systems house from Karlsruhe has made fast
progress in a rapidly-growing business segment.
inola founding Director, Ulrich Schmidt, summarises his company's approach:
"We are bringing innovation to the logistics sector so that customers can
find the right answers to new challenges in real time". The software
developed by inola provides optimal results for critical issues such as:
New order situation - how will this change our production planning? How can
we save resources in packaging and shipping? How can we use our fleet
efficiently and minimise lead times? However, first and foremost: How can
we respond as quickly as possible to changes in the initial situation?
These are issues that companies must resolve satisfactorily as they adopt
Industry 4.0 if they wish to enjoy continued success.
Lightening start for start-up
The start-up company inola has itself managed to write its own success
story in just a short period of time. Founded in August 2016 in the Upper
Austrian town of Pasching in the Linz region, ten international companies
in Central Europe are already using inola software in their supply chain
management operations. And this trend is on the rise.
The first acquisition took place in December 2016: inola GmbH acquired the
"Advanced Optimization Core - AOC" optimisation technology from Arelion
GmbH. AOC is a unique technology for quantitative optimisation and forms
the new basis for inola products in the area of planning. With its ability
to respond to data changes in real time, it is proving to be an excellent
choice for logistics in Industry 4.0. AOC has formed part of the MOBILE-
PLAN solution at the parent company init since 2013, where it is used for
integrated duty scheduling and rotation planning for buses and trains.
The integration into the init Group not only facilitated the start of
inola, it also offers a variety of options for opening up new potential in
the market. The experience that init has gained over the last 30 years
working on more than 400 international projects, making traffic operations
more efficient, quick and attractive for customers through intelligent
system solutions, can also be transferred to the logistics sector.
Inversely, inola has the necessary user knowledge from logistics and
industry to make the init hardware and software usable in this sector.
Industry needs Logistics 4.0 from inola
"Industry 4.0 needs Logistics 4.0. Our vision is to make inola the market
leader in the long term for planning and optimisation operations in the
logistics sector. This is already the case at init with its planning,
dispatching, telematics and ticketing systems for buses and trains," init's
founder and CEO Dr Gottfried Greschner describes the perspectives.
The company's appearance at "LogiMAT2017" - the international trade fair
for distribution, materials handling and information flow in Stuttgart in
March - will be an important milestone. inola will present a new product
innovation - the inola Packaging Manager - an optimisation tool for loading
and packaging planning that covers all stages of the logistics process,
from the screw to the container in one calculation step.
About init:
As worldwide leading supplier of integrated planning, dispatching,
telematics and ticketing systems for buses and trains, init has helped
transport companies make public transport more attractive, faster and more
efficient for over 30 years. Over 400 customers worldwide now rely on our
innovative hardware and software solutions.
init products bring an impressive profit thanks to their state-of-the-art
technology. Their modular structure and high level of standardisation
enable them to be used as standalone units or, depending on the transport
company's requirements, to be integrated individually into an intelligent
overall solution. It is also possible to extend systems gradually. The
competitive advantage enjoyed by the integrated MOBILE telematics system is
that it can handle all of the tasks required by transport companies - from
planning & scheduling and operations management & passenger information,
all the way to ticketing & electronic fare management and analysis &
optimisation.
Contact:
Person making the notification:
Simone Fritz
Investor Relations
[email protected]
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Language: English
Company: init innovation in traffic systems AG
Käppelestraße 4-10
76131 Karlsruhe
Germany
Phone: +49 (0)721 6100 0
Fax: +49 (0)721 6100 399
E-mail: [email protected]
Internet: www.initag.de
ISIN: DE0005759807
WKN: 575980
Listed: Regulated Market in Frankfurt (Prime Standard); Regulated
Unofficial Market in Berlin, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Munich,
Stuttgart, Tradegate Exchange
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