Inventory Management : Addressing A Complex Problem With A Simple Solution

The complex problem

Inventory management is one of the most manual and operational workflows in the shipping industry. Lack of complete solution, time consuming processes and absence of standard operating procedures lead to inaccurate storage and consumption data. Insufficient or unavailable spare parts can lead to vessel downtimes that could cost the shipping company millions in delays and insurance claims. Holding excess inventory will incur significant carrying costs and spare part ageing and degradation problems. According to Clarkson’s Research, spares and maintenance costs in the shipping industry have been steadily on the rise and can constitute approximately 18% of a vessel’s Operating Expenses (OPEX). The manual processes cause additional burden to the crew’s productivity. The existing systems create redundant steps in carrying out the day-to-day operations and hours are wasted every day in finding and locating spare parts on ships.

Moreover, the supply chain disruptions in the last two years have made the task of procurement even more challenging and cost intensive. The whole cycle of events is causing additional pressure on the operating costs and workload on both ship and shore employees. The challenge is to have the right ecosystem between the various stakeholders to optimise the inventory levels across the fleet and increase productivity for both ship and shore employees.

PROPELLER: Simplifying complexity with innovation

SCNX is partnering with shipping companies in digitising their inventories and creating a personalised ecosystem that suits their needs and solves their problems. The SCNX PROPELLER Internet of Things (IoT) solution enables company-wide visibility throughout the supply chain. The PROPELLER product suite integrates seamlessly with existing planned maintenance systems (PMS) / nterprise resource planning (ERP) platforms and consists of three integrated software and hardware modules:

PROPELLER Ship: The portable onboard solution that enables engineers to carry out their inventory-related tasks and operations from any part of the ship or engine room. This system seamlessly works with the PMS system and helps to provide accurate inventory data and automate inventory management operations. This results in saving thousands of dollars in overstock and man hours.

PROPELLER Shore: The high-end data engine for the shore buyer and procurement teams that aggregates vessel data and uses AI and ML to generate dashboards with actionable insight. Propeller Shore’s valuable recommendations include opportunities for bulk procurement, bundling opportunities and pricing trends to help customers manage and control budgets.

PROPELLER Supply: Currently in pilot with selected suppliers, this module integrates the supplier ecosystem that allows pre-tagging of the spare parts and provides shipping status updates along the supply chain. This leads to better transparency of goods arriving on board

How PROPELLER works:

Onboard workflow is simplified through industry grade IoT tablets with integrated cameras and scanners and RFIQ/QR codes to facilitate accurate inventory updating on the go. Data automatically synchronises with PMS or ERP platforms. Even when tablets are offline or out of range, inventory reconciliation can still be completed once later synchronised – providing total vessel coverage.

Captured data from PROPELLER Ship seamlessly feeds to onshore officers, fleet managers, and procurement teams via our highly secure cloud-based PROPELLER Shore portal. The information converts into actionable insights through AI and ML algorithms. Performance data and trends help vessel operators make better business decisions with fleetwide monitoring and analysis.

Users can quickly gain highlighted inventory details from the ease of a dashboard, such as critical spares levels, parts that need restocking, purchase orders pending delivery & check-in, and equipment tagging/scanning activity. Accurate data and visibility provide competitive advantages while identifying opportunities for inventory optimization.

The digitalization of inventory ensures:

An accurate digital starting point for inventory data consisting of right inventory levels, spare-part pictures and digital manuals.
Instant savings of over 25% of annual procurement spend proven by our experience of deployment over 50 vessels.
Reduction in spare part ageing enabled by FIFO (First in First out) recommendations.
Elimination of overstocking leading to reduction in operational expense.
Strong boost in productivity by automating manual processes such as stock reconciliation.
Establishment of standard SOP’s that ensures sustainable communication and data between ship and shore teams.
Continuous cost saving opportunities across the fleet through intelligent recommendations.

What our customer’s say:

PROPELLER is improving well-being and vessel morale by simplifying onboard and shoreside workflow with fun and easy tools to use. “Crews say the PROPELLER portal and tablet are user-friendly, and it’s like playing with a game on their phone. Finding parts is like using a metal detector that pings the location. Engineers can become fluent with the app in a few hours. Even staff who are reluctant at first appreciate using it. They also love the digital equipment manuals stored on the tablets,”

Conclusion:

IoT technology has huge potential to unlock value in the shipping industry. According to Mckinsey&Company, over 10% of maintenance costs and 50% of downtime can be addressed with IoT systems. SCNX is challenging the status quo by building systems for frontline workers that focus on user-friendly experiences to improve working conditions and productivity. Utilising cutting-edge digital tools and mobile scanning technology, SCNX simplifies complex inventory management with benefits that scale up the entire value chain.

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The Future of Inventory Management – How IIoT is Changing the Game

Inventory management has always been a crucial aspect of successful business operations. Its importance has been magnified like never before in the wake of the global pandemic. Losses from improper inventory management cost retailers $1.75 trillion of losses annually, due to over-stocking and under-stocking.With unprecedented disruptions to supply chains, businesses across industries have been forced to reevaluate and innovate their inventory management practices. One thing is clear—the future of inventory management lies in leveraging advanced technologies, particularly the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT).IIoT is transforming the very fabric of inventory management, introducing new levels of efficiency, accuracy, and visibility. One tool at the forefront of this technological revolution is Magellan X's PROPELLER.PROPELLER offers real-time tracking and AI-driven insights, enabling businesses to better anticipate demand, reduce waste, and ensure the smooth running of their supply chains. As the rate of change accelerates, our solutions aren't just enhancing inventory management; they are reinventing it.Here are some ways businesses have been pursuing sustainability and efficiency, and how PROPELLER has been helping in the process.The Latest Advancements in Inventory ManagementImpact of IIoT on Real-Time Tracking and Inventory VisibilityIn the ever-complex landscape of inventory management, making use of IIoT can simplify things significantly. Solutions like PROPELLER are utilising these methods to transform the way businesses track and manage their inventory. With our unique RFID tagging system, we enable businesses to monitor the status of spare parts and assets in real time.For short-range usage, PROPELLER provides QR tags that can be uniquely linked to items in an inventory. Long-range usage comes in the form of an attached beacon, which can be tracked remotely to make sure it is never lost.Engineers can then quickly identify, tag, and check-in parts with a mobile tablet, reducing time spent searching for misplaced items. By offering a bird's eye view of assets through a unified IIoT, our solution streamlines inventory management, improves visibility, and enhances operational efficiency. Properly managing inventory is key to keeping your operations successful.Leveraging AI and ML AnalyticsOur research has found that 80% of Stock Keeping Units (SKUs) have inaccurate data analytics, and commonly stock excess spare parts. The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) has ushered in a new era of data-driven decision making, which can easily resolve these inaccuracies.With PROPELLER, companies can leverage AI and ML analytics to not only track assets, but also anticipate future demand. By interpreting patterns and trends in data, it can forecast inventory needs accurately, helping businesses maintain optimal stock levels, reduce holding costs, and avoid downtime. Businesses have found that using AI forecasting, such as what PROPELLER offers, can reduce supply chain errors by 30-40%, preventing disruptions and monetary loss in industries like warehousing and shipping.Advantages of Cloud-Based Inventory Management The cloud has revolutionised many facets of business operations, and inventory management is no exception. Singapore is already ahead of the curve, possessing the largest public cloud market size in Southeast Asia in 2021.Cloud-based systems offer the advantage of anytime-anywhere access to real-time inventory data. This, coupled with the ability to integrate with other business systems, allows for informed decision-making and efficient operations.PROPELLER offers a comprehensive, on-the-go view of inventory across multiple locations through our cloud connection. By placing inventory data right at the fingertips of decision-makers, we help you ensure timely and effective responses to changing inventory dynamics, further driving efficiency and sustainability.Sustainability and Efficiency in Business OperationsEnvironmental consciousness is being heightened constantly, and businesses are aiming to integrate sustainability into their operations. 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/ Press / BlogMay 04, 2023

What is a Vessel Safety Management System? (Maritime & Shipping)

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ESG (environmental, social and governance) strategy is not a niche or a fad. McKinsey reports that more than 90% of S&P 500 companies now publish ESG reports, as do approximately 70% of Russell 1000 companies. Companies that pay attention to ESG factors do not experience a drag on value creation—quite the opposite. If your company does not have an ESG strategy yet, you miss significant opportunities for growth. You might also expose yourself to higher risks of regulatory scrutiny, stakeholder backlash and market disruption. With the right technology and solutions, businesses can achieve their ESG goals effectively and efficiently. Technology can enable you to measure your performance and engage with stakeholders. In this article, we will explain why ESG matters for your business. What is ESG explained in simple terms? ESG can be defined as environmental, social and governance factors that measure a company's sustainability and ethical impact. 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ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance, while EHS stands for Environment, Health, and Safety. ESG principles and EHS refer to different aspects of corporate responsibility. The ESG approach is focused on future planning and policies to align with environmental, social, and governance demands. EHS is more about the operational function of a business and reporting on current practices. EHS policies and practices aim to prevent or mitigate harm by ensuring compliance with environmental criteria and laws. Compliance with EHS regulations is mandatory, but companies can choose whether or not to adopt ESG policies. In terms of implementation, EHS policies focus on environmental protection (such as reducing emissions) and employee safety to avoid penalties. In contrast, ESG strategies aim to make positive changes, such as improving working conditions and increasing diversity. 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By offering sustainable investing, you also give customers a reason to invest in your business. 2. Risk management ESG can help you anticipate and comply with evolving regulations and standards on environmental and social issues, avoiding fines, lawsuits or reputational damage. For example, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considering new rules that would require more detailed disclosure of greenhouse gas emissions. To comply with such regulations, companies can tap into the latest decarbonisation technologies such as Magellan X's ecoMax software to measure and report ESG performance, track progress, identify gaps and opportunities, and communicate impact to their stakeholders. 3. Innovation ESG can stimulate innovation when companies invest in new technologies that reduce environmental impact or improve efficiency. 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Once the assessment is complete, the organisation can use the insights to set specific, measurable, and time-bound ESG targets. For example, for sustainability initiatives, an organisation may set a target to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 20% by 2025. Organisations should establish a robust ESG reporting and monitoring system. Regular reporting on ESG metrics demonstrating progress and performance can help organisations build credibility and trust. It can also provide valuable insights into areas for improvement and help the organisation refine its ESG strategy over time. 3. Engaging with stakeholders Considering stakeholder interests are fundamental to any ESG strategy. This involves identifying important stakeholders (e.g. employees, customers) and understanding what they value. Forward-looking companies actively engage with various stakeholders to unlock opportunities for all. 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