Digitising processes means optimising them. It enables effective planning, verification of data in the system, acquisition of new qualitative data, as well as increased safety and efficiency of loss prevention activities, etc. See an example of Coca Cola HBC, of how much process digitalisation can make a difference and how we have contributed to improving their process efficiency.<\/p>\n
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The client’s requirements included two key points – automatisation of existing processes and making them paperless. Previously, entry and exit to the site required a written signature, as did acceptance confirmation of the site’s regulations and instructions (e.g. health and safety, fire, etc.). All documentation was traditionally kept on paper.<\/p>\n
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We’ve chosen the LOG system to solve this problem and it has become a key part of the new offering. The system allows the registration of entries of different types of vehicles, from trucks to cars.<\/p>\n
Our solution based on implementing ‘white lists’. Such a list can be used to verify that a person or vehicle is authorised to enter the premises. Once the card is chip-enabled, the barrier is automatically opened for the driver. Security staff who are present on the premises are able, for example, to compare the photo and data in the system with the person who is about to enter the facility. Security has not been neglected either. Security guards can see the photo of the authorised person on the tablet and check whether the driver or visitor is actually the one authorised to enter. What’s more, thanks to a convenient and intuitive app, the system allows photo documentation of vehicle loading. This can be an important piece of evidence when discrepancies arise between the volume of transport sent and received.<\/p>\n
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Digitisation has not only reduced entry times, but also improved the quality of the data in the systems. Coca-Cola now has detailed visit statistics that allow it to better plan expected visits. Entries have been divided into separate categories and allow analysis of a specific sub-segment. As Petr Ma\u0159as, Head of Asset Protection at Coca-Cola HBC, puts it: “We have several types of entry here, depending on whether it is a truck, a personal vehicle or our delivery to Prague. We enter each type of transport is into a different system and we use the M2C LOG programme for our delivery vehicles and personal vehicle entry.” <\/p>\n In summary, by using M2C LOG and physical security, Coca Cola HBC has gained: <\/p>\n If you too are responsible for security, loss prevention, production, warehouse or logistics management – get in touch with us! Find out how we can optimise the operation of your facility. Having several services from one provider means more efficient communication, lower costs and higher productivity. Leave cleaning, maintenance, physical security and monitoring (including remote surveilance center) to us and take advantage of advanced tech solutions to save money and focus on the core of your business.<\/p>\n
\nDigitalisation also means strengthening the security of the facility. We know and can verify who comes to the premises, with what load, etc. We eliminate the presence of people who should not have access to the yard. We are able to quickly verify who has arrived and left, when, with what. This can resolve many unknowns almost immediately, without the need to go through dozens of sheets of paper.
\nWatch the video<\/a> of the project and see how we responded to the client’s needs!<\/p>\nM2C LOG – specific benefits<\/h3>\n
\n\u25aa automation of journeys,
\n\u25aa a reduction in journey times,
\n\u25aa qualitative data in the system,
\n\u25aa a basis for effective planning,
\n\u25aa digital documentation of loading,
\n\u25aa quick and easily accessible data that can be verified at any time,
\n\u25aa increased safety of the facility and goods,
\n\u25aa support in loss prevention,
\n\u25aa reduction of costs.<\/p>\nM2C – integrated facility management<\/h3>\n