Nissan North America is now using software from Agillence to manage its inbound and aftersales parts logistics, which promises to reduce planning cycle times and help find cost-savings
The Agillence TMS that Nissan North America is now using to manage its inbound and aftersales parts logistics comprises two specific digital tools: the Agillence Lean Logistics Optimizer (Allo) and the Agillence Logistics Management System (Alms). The first tool optimises network design, frequency of delivery, routing and stowage. It also creates optimal dock and driver schedules. The second takes those results and creates operational data for shipment monitoring and automated freight bill invoicing. Alms also has the ability to manage shipments in a crossdock network.
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