Porsche is using a centralised fleet managment system developed by its IT and process consultancy MHP to increase intralogistics efficiency at its Zuffenhausen assembly plant
Porsche is using MHP’s fleet management control software to coordinate lifts, gates and other systems through which automated guided vehicles (AGVs) move from warehouse to assembly line delivering parts
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