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ATNS (Air Traffic and Navigation Services) is the sole provider of air traffic, navigation, training and associated services within South Africa and parts of Africa.

Responsible for 10% of the world’s airspace, ATNS manages more than half-a-million arrivals and departures every year. It also trains new controllers each year and extends this training to other air navigation service providers (ANSPs) in the region. A growing company in a highly-dynamic environment, ATNS required a workforce planning platform to plan daily tasks and rosters for its 600 controllers. The solution would also need to handle activities related to the training and testing for trainee controllers.

DELMIA Quintiq was selected based on its ability to meet air traffic control-specific requirements and the fact that the platform was already being used by the world’s largest ANSPs.The integrated planning solution by DELMIA Quintiq accommodates all scheduling constraints and rules set by regulatory bodies such as the South African Civil Aviation Authority and the requirements of labor unions.

"We were very impressed by DELMIA Quintiq and its ability to deliver a solution for our specific needs. ATC requires all systems to be fully compliant with its safety regulations, and DELMIA Quintiq allows us to provide a safe and reliable service to our customers. It was clear from speaking to references that they are able to help us achieve this as well as improve our cost effective service delivery."

Thabani Mthiyane, CEO, ATNS

Airservices is Australia’s air navigation service provider (ANSP), responsible for managing and monitoring Australian airspace, which covers approximately 11% of the earth’s surface. Of its approximately 4,000 employees, it has almost 1,000 air traffic controllers working at two major centers in Melbourne and Brisbane, four terminal control units and 29 towers at international and regional airports.
With DELMIA Quintiq's end-to-end ANSP workforce planning solution, Airservices creates plans and rosters for air traffic controllers and support staff in the medium- and short-term. The DELMIA Quintiq solution is integrated with Airservices’ IT environment and SAP HR & Payroll system.

Since implementing DELMIA Quintiq, Airservices reports increased visibility of all stages of the rostering process. Management is better equipped to ensure compliance with multiple industrial agreements as well as the regulatory and licensing requirements. DELMIA Quintiq also delivers an enhanced fatigue risk management system that integrates Airservices’ fatigue rule set and associated processes to anticipate and minimize the impact of fatigue.

"The DELMIA Quintiq solution provided a level of vision over the entire rostering process that didn't exist before. This has led to increased management capability and management oversight reporting capabilities which have identified areas to reduce costs and seize latent capacity within the network."

Nigel Fitzhardinge, Resource Planning and Rostering Manager, Air Traffic Control Group at Airservices (2013)

The Aviation Security Service (AVSEC) is the official provider of aviation security services in New Zealand. With employees based at eight locations around New Zealand, AVSEC screens domestic and international departing passengers, and provides security at designated areas of airports.

"DELMIA Quintiq was selected after an extensive RFP process. Our growing understanding, experience and appreciation of DELMIA Quintiq’s power is allowing us to exploit its capabilities even more. Creating fair and transparent rostering is no longer an issue. The potential keeps growing."

Mark Everitt, General Manager, AVSEC

Brussels Airport, one of the best airports in Western Europe, caters to over 100 airlines daily. In 2014 alone, the Belgian airport managed almost 22 million passengers. Due to a yearly increase in the number of passengers and airlines, the daily assignment of its stands, 54 gates, and 162 check-in desks became a puzzle that was too complex to solve using its old systems.

Brussels Airport now uses DELMIA Quintiq for its capacity and daily planning. The software enables the airport to optimize the utilization of its resources efficiently to meet the needs of its increasing pool of customers.

"The aviation industry is very dynamic and competitive. Customer satisfaction and cost efficiency need to balance. We can meet these challenges with the DELMIA Quintiq solution and offer airlines the best possible service and support during check-in and arrival procedures."

Arnaud Feist, CEO, Brussels Airport Company

Copenhagen Airport is the main international airport serving Copenhagen, Denmark. The airport handles over 70 scheduled airlines and serves over 70,000 passengers per day. Over 25.6 million passengers passed through the facility in 2014, making it the busiest airport in the Nordic region. It has a maximum capacity of 83 loadings per hour and room for 108 airplanes.

Unlike other Scandinavian airports, a considerable share of the airport's passengers are international travellers, while domestic passengers number less than 10 percent. The airport’s 2,132 operational staff is managed using DELMIA Quintiq. In 2014, Copenhagen Airports was named the best airport in Northern Europe. Passengers also rated it as having the best and most friendly security process among 395 airports worldwide.

Operational planning at DFS deals with a wide variety of constraints. To ensure safety, air traffic controllers keep an intricate schedule to coordinate different aircraft movements and short breaks. The controllers have different skills, competencies and certificates. Furthermore, all trainee controllers have to work with an experienced coach.

The planning at DFS also has to comply with regulations and be flexible to deal with changes. DFS uses the DELMIA Quintiq solution for the daily, monthly and yearly planning of air traffic control staff schedules. The organization expects to be able to deploy staff more efficiently as the new DELMIA Quintiq system provides DFS with real-time insights into daily schedules and the consequences of necessary adjustments.

"DELMIA Quintiq shows us in a capacity chart where there is a personnel shortage. During shift planning, planners can view on one display where there will be a shortage of controllers, a day, month or year ahead. The fact that the capacity is shown clearly in one display makes the planning much easier."

Ralf Schlingmann, Project Manager, DFS

Established as a commercial entity in April 2007, Dubai Airports owns and manages the operation of Dubai International Airport (DXB) and Dubai World Central (DWC). DXB is the world’s busiest international airport, serving 90 airlines flying to more than 240 destinations across six continents. DWC, slated to be the region’s airport of the future, launched cargo operations in 2010 and passenger flights in 2013.

The DELMIA Quintiq solution went live at DXB within 5 months of implementation. It enables automated planning of the airports fixed resources, which include 212 airport stands, 142 gates, 526 check-in counters and 28 baggage belts. It is also able to handle calculations for 40 flights per second and take advantage of information from multiple sources to improve its automation process. With 1,100 flights passing through DXB each day, optimal efficiency is crucial in maintaining high levels of customer satisfaction. With full visibility over resources and demand, planners can adapt resource allocation to fit specific airline preferences and further streamline passenger flow. The result? Increased traffic handling capabilities without sacrificing passenger experience.

“We aim to deliver a world-class experience to the airlines that use our airports and the passengers that they carry. DELMIA Quintiq will enable us to maximize utilization of our current fixed resources and prepare for future expansions.”

Frank McCrorie, SVP Operations

Finnair flies between Asia, Europe and North America. Its extensive network connects 19 cities in Asia and 7 cities in North America with over 100 destinations in Europe. The airline, a pioneer in sustainable flying, was the first European airline to fly the next-generation, eco-smart Airbus A350 XWB aircraft. It is also the first airline listed in the Leadership Index of the worldwide Carbon Disclosure Project.

The only Nordic carrier with a 4-star Skytrax ranking, Finnair has also won the World Airline Award for Best Airline Northern Europe for the past eight years running. Finnair is a member of oneworld, the alliance of the world's leading airlines committed to providing the highest level of service and convenience to frequent international travelers. Finnair selected a software by DELMIA Quintiq to plan its ground operations workforce. This covers rostering for over 1350 employees in the areas of maintenance, customer services, cargo handling and catering.

"DELMIA Quintiq successfully demonstrated how a single system can manage the planning challenges of different departments."

Jaakko Schildt, COO, Finnair

Fraport AG is a leading group of companies in the international airport business. The company operates Frankfurt Airport, the largest commercial airport in Germany and one of the world's most important air transportation hubs. In addition to offering a full range of airport services, Fraport has a strong presence in airport retailing and real estate development.

DELMIA Quintiq has helped improve winter service deployment planning at Frankfurt Airport, thus ensuring efficient snow removal and safer travel. DELMIA Quintiq will continue to help increase the airport’s efficiency in several other key areas.

"DELMIA Quintiq has made a significant contribution to the efficient planning and coordinating of our winter service. It was possible to model the versatile software according to our needs and quickly implement it. I would recommend DELMIA Quintiq."

Dr Wolfgang Pelzer, Vice President Application Development ERP, Scheduling and Management Information System

KLM Catering Services Schiphol (KCS) is a leading airline caterer and subsidiary of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. The 1,300-person company serves KLM, KLM Cityhopper, KLM UK, as well as a host of international airlines including Northwest Airlines, Japan Airlines, Iberia, Royal Jordanian, and Cyprus Airways. KCS prepares and delivers 45,000 meals a day to 12 airlines, 350 flights, and 50 different types of aircraft. To keep service levels high, it needed to optimize the speed of its service delivery, maintain consistent delivery performance product quality; increase productivity levels; and control costs. 

With the use of DELMIA Quintiq software, KLM Catering Services improved the utilization of materials, increased productivity and realized better commercial agreements with customers. The project was completed in only six months in collaboration with DELMIA Quintiq's partner Ab Ovo.

"This is one of the few IT projects which has been implemented on time and within budget. The punctuality of the distribution of the catering products to the aircraft has increased from 98% to 99.5%, which is an important improvement for us. It has exceeded  our expectations concerning the functional requirements."

Jacques Blaauw, Managing Director, KLM Catering Services

• Delivery performance improved from 98% to 99.5%.

• A 3% gain in capacity through more efficient use of its vehicles and drivers.

• The system has proven so valuable and reliable that additional activities, such as de-icing aircraft, have also been included.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines serves 144 destinations using a modern fleet of 201 aircraft and employs over 32,500 people around the world. DELMIA Quintiq was chosen to provide an advanced pilot transition and vacation planning system for KLM.

With DELMIA Quintiq, KLM was able to reduce the amount of time spent planning and replanning transitions. DELMIA Quintiq continued to help KLM increase efficiency in a second project: optimizing KLM's workforce planning for pilot management. KLM planners used to take up to one month to develop a three-year plan – now they can create the plan overnight.

"KLM needed a flexible solution that could efficiently manage the important aspects of pilot staffing and keep workforce-related costs minimal. DELMIA Quintiq's knowledge of our business has impressed us, and we are delighted that the roll-out is complete."

Pieter Wensveen, VP Finance and Crew Planning, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines

The operating site of LSG Sky Chefs-Brahim's at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Malaysia serves over 50,000 meals to more than 280 aircraft every day. LSG-Sky Chefs-Brahim's caters for multiple aircraft types requiring different service carts, equipment, and numerous menu options. Dynamic flight schedules and frequent last-minute aircraft, gate and passenger changes create a highly complex operational environment.

After searching for a flexible planning system that could adapt to its complex rules and dynamic mode of operations, LSG-Sky Chefs-Brahim's selected DELMIA Quintiq to provide a supply chain planning and optimization solution to optimize its ramp operations, production, and equipment. Within six months, LSG Sky Chefs-Brahim's achieved its goals of improving operational efficiency and capacity utilization, with a full return on investment achieved through significant reductions in vehicles and labor costs.

"We have improved our ability to respond to flight delays and, therefore, our customer service. Our planning process is much better and we can predict where manpower issues might occur, which in return reduces overtime."

Pieter Harting, General Manager LSG Sky Chefs-Brahim's

Lufthansa Cargo ranks among the world’s leading air freight carriers. In the 2017 business year, the airline transported around 1.6 million tons of freight and mail and sold 8.9 billion revenue ton-kilometers. The company currently employs about 4,500 people worldwide. The cargo carrier serves around 300 destinations in more than 100 countries with its own fleet of freighters, the belly capacities of passenger aircraft operated by Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines and Eurowings, and an extensive road feeder service network. The bulk of the cargo business is routed through Frankfurt Airport. Lufthansa Cargo is a wholly owned Lufthansa subsidiary of Deutsche Lufthansa AG.

Lufthansa Cargo selected DELMIA Quintiq to improve Lufthansa Cargo's production planning at two of its most relevant hubs in Frankfurt and Munich. Lufthansa Cargo can look forward to improved business performance with DELMIA Quintiq as the solution is set to maximize capacity of workstations and improve the flow of freight between inbound and outbound processes.

"We at Lufthansa Cargo are constantly looking for new ways to simplify operations and increase efficiency. Digitization is key. It adds to our competitive advantage and gives value to our partners. Our search for digitized processes led us to DELMIA Quintiq. We are confident that DELMIA Quintiq will enable us to offer better service to our customers and strengthen our market position."

Sören Stark, Chief Operating Officer, Lufthansa Cargo

Switzerland’s air navigation service provider (ANSP) skyguide has 1,400 employees. This includes over 540 civil and military air traffic controllers; 300 engineers, technicians, and IT experts for development and maintenance; aeronautical data operators, admin staff, and many other roles.

ANSP skyguide optimizes the planning of the rosters and tasks of nearly 800 air traffic control officers (ATCOs) and other staff using the DELMIA Quintiq planning and optimization software. The system is called the Business Integrated Optimization of MANpower (BIOMAN) project and its goal is to enable Skyguide to achieve greater planning efficiency and transparency, thus improving service delivery performance and reducing costs.

DELMIA Quintiq was chosen for its ability to demonstrate that its solution will enable skyguide to achieve enhanced operational efficiency and service quality as well as lower costs. Additionally, DELMIA Quintiq proved that its flexible system could adapt to the variety of requirements at Skyguide’s different locations and integrate with Skyguide’s existing planning systems.

“A lot of time is gained by the application’s possibility to create reports on absolutely anything, including calculated values, which allow us to very quickly check the total per week, month or year of any planning counter, to obtain statistics on vast amounts of data, and to track eventual errors.”

Sandrine Fisher, Skyguide planning expert and staff planner for Geneva operational staff

Transavia is a Dutch low cost airline that flies about seven million passengers to more than 90 different destinations annually. Its fleet of 35 aircraft must be utilised as efficiently as possible, thus reliable and accurate maintenance planning is regarded as one of the company’s most important goals.

Since Transavia began planning the maintenance of its aircraft with DELMIA Quintiq, it has improved operational planning efficiency and achieved higher interval utilization, which is the time between two repetitive maintenance tasks. Improving interval utilization has had two effects: it has cut costs due to the reduction in the number of aircraft maintenance technicians needed, and allowed more efficient use of the airplane parts.

"The DELMIA Quintiq planning solution enables us to optimally synchronize our maintenance planning to the flight program, thus improving our interval usage by more than 10%."

Art van der Hoeven, Project Manager, Transavia

Transavia aimed for an interval usage improvement of 5%, for an ROI within one year. After using the solution for just two months, Transavia improved interval usage by 6%; after one year, the improvement grew to more than 10%.

Since its founding in 1984, Virgin Atlantic has become the UK’s second largest long-haul carrier in terms of passenger volume. In 2015, it carried over 5.9 million passengers to 33 destinations worldwide, including North America, the Caribbean, Africa and the Far East. 70% of its flights now serve the transatlantic market.

To offer the best passenger experience while keeping staff happy and delivering cost efficiencies, Virgin Atlantic selected DELMIA Quintiq to optimize ground staff planning at London Heathrow Airport Terminal 3, the hub of the airline’s operations. Before, Virgin Atlantic planned its terminal staff using a standalone system and spreadsheets—a method that was isolated and cumbersome. With the DELMIA Quintiq integrated planning platform, the airline now adopts an innovative demand-driven approach to staff planning – one that takes its lead from the flight schedule to ensure that enough check-in desks are opened so that passengers are served promptly, but not too many that employees are idle and costs rise.

The DELMIA Quintiq solution will also help Virgin Atlantic cut down on overtime costs by predicting shortages days in advance, and take into account employee preferences such as preferred working hours via an interactive employee portal.

"The desire to provide every Virgin Atlantic passenger with a fantastic experience drives everything we do. This is no different. With DELMIA Quintiq supporting us to improve operational efficiencies, deliver cost savings, and keep our staff happy, we'll be able to focus on innovating and creating new opportunities to serve our passengers even better."

John Bell, General Manager UK Airports, Virgin Atlantic Airways

Air Products is an international provider of industrial gases, performance materials, equipment and services. With $10 billion dollars in revenue, over 20,000 employees and operations in 50 countries, Air Products has a reputation as a technology leader.

When Air Products needed to optimize delivery schedules to meet customer demand while taking into account resource constraints, the company turned to DELMIA Quintiq. DELMIA Quintiq provided a reliable platform to support Air Products’ transportation planning and scheduling for three distinct business areas, each with different scheduling requirements. The DELMIA Quintiq solution is used to plan and schedule the movements of 3,000 drivers and 4,000 trucks to complete approximately 66,500 deliveries per month.

With the DELMIA Quintiq solution in place, Air Products has seen improved resource utilization, significant cost savings and more efficient reporting capabilities.

The American Public University System (APUS) is a leading provider of online higher education, with a focus on educating the military and public service communities.
APUS serves over 100,000 working adults worldwide and boasts an offering over 180 degree and certificate programs. With over 1,750 faculty members, APUS needed a way to streamline and standardize its course scheduling activities across the organization.

In 2012, APUS selected DELMIA Quintiq to build an automated course scheduling and balancing system to replace the manual processes that were in place. The new system simplified the course scheduling process to become more scalable, eliminated costly overruns, and optimized faculty scheduling.

Every year CBR, the Dutch Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency, subjects more than 1,2 million candidates to a theoretical and practical driving test. In 2009, CBR was looking for a new system to plan these activities and chose DELMIA Quintiq to supply their new planning system.

Czech Post is the leading postal and express delivery services operator in the Czech Republic. With over 5000 vehicles, it has the largest fleet in the country. It processes 7.18 million pieces of mail – the equivalent of 444 tons – and delivers more than 200,000 parcels every day.

Czech Post selected DELMIA Quintiq to optimize its parcel delivery services. DELMIA Quintiq configured its platform to fit Czech Post’s unique business requirements and to integrate seamlessly with the customer’s existing IT systems. With support from its longtime partner, T-Systems Czech Republic, DELMIA Quintiq implemented Czech Post’s perfect-fit solution ahead of schedule.

Results exceeded customer expectations by reducing total driven miles by 9%. The solution has also enabled Czech Post to strengthen its position in the e-commerce sector, offer new products and services, and improve customer service.

"The DELMIA Quintiq solution perfectly conforms to our business processes and is seamlessly integrated into our IT environment. Using the new application, we have seen savings – this has been proven by independent measurement of the daily operations at our depots."

Petr Semerád, Logistics Network Development Manager, Czech Post

DHL Express is the worldwide leader in international express delivery of parcels and documents, and time-definite delivery. DHL Express selected DELMIA Quintiq to improve its dispatch process and customer service for the European Express business. DELMIA Quintiq was chosen from a list of approximately 90 vendors.

DHL Express reports the following benefits with DELMIA Quintiq:

Increased productivity of dispatch (higher number of tours per dispatcher) The optimization of shipment allocation improves efficiency. Overall reduction in the number of tours through real-time dispatch (elimination of ad hoc tours). Reduction of pickup and delivery costs. The dispatch application will reduce the number of missed pickups significantly which results in a higher level of service quality. Lower costs of ownership. IT-related costs are lower as the dispatch application needs less interfaces and database maintenance. In 2009, (DELMIA) Quintiq was chosen by DHL Innovation Centre to participate in its innovative SmartTruck project.

The Emons Group is a logistics service provider with 500 employees, 400 transportation units and a turnover of 70 million Euros. Emons operates in very specific markets, such as recycling logistics, chemical warehousing and distribution, glass logistics and international double-deck transport.

As a result of its growth, Emons needed a new software environment for its planning activities. The DELMIA Quintiq software was deployed across all of its transport divisions and active operations in European countries.

"After a thorough analysis of possible software packages, we decided on a DELMIA Quintiq planning solution. Important reasons were the ability to customize the software and DELMIA Quintiq expertise in the transport sector. The Emons Group is active in very specific markets. This requires an extremely flexible planning, and we need very flexible planning software that can easily be customized to our wishes and requirements. In addition, various well known colleague companies have successfully implemented the DELMIA Quintiq software. These positive references were also an important reason for us to select DELMIA Quintiq."

Ger Welbers, CFO, Emons Group

European Gateway Services (EGS) is a subsidiary of Hutchison Ports ECT Rotterdam, one of Europe’s most advanced container terminal operators. It offers shipping companies, logistics service providers and shippers with rail and inland waterway connections between a network of inland and deep-sea terminals in Rotterdam and other ports. EGS also provides additional services in the field of customs, storage, empty depot and home delivery.

EGS took standard planning strategies to a new level with a synchromodal trip optimizer that utilized DELMIA Quintiq’s planning and optimization software. The solution employs artificial intelligence to choose the most optimal modes and routes at all times. Synchromodal transport enables customers to operate more sustainably at lower costs and with greater reliability.

With DELMIA Quintiq, EGS can now manage higher levels of complexity without being shackled by technological limitations. All possible modes and routes are dynamically evaluated. This allows the system to perform a wide search in real time to find the most optimal solution in terms of costs, on-time delivery and capacity utilization among other KPIs.

Ewals Cargo Care is an integrated logistics service provider operating on a global scale. It provides a wide range of logistics services for clients in the automotive, consumer electronics, packaging, petrochemical, retail, high-tech and heavy industries. Ewals Cargo Care has been using the DELMIA Quintiq solution since the beginning of 2004 for its 4PL activities in the automotive industry.

In 2006, Ewals Cargo Care employed the DELMIA Quintiq planning software enterprise-wide, for the planning of over 4,000 trailers, amongst other things.
The platform enables Ewals to support its entire planning process in Europe by offering all of its branches access to a single, centralised planning system.
In this way, the planners at the various sites have access to real-time information on orders, trips and the use of drivers. They are able to plan new rides and quickly identify planning issues in order to take appropriate action.

"Ewals Cargo Care found in DELMIA Quintiq an advanced transportation planning and optimization solution that has the flexibility to support all of our transportation and distribution processes. With DELMIA Quintiq, Ewals Cargo Care is able to provide full and sophisticated 3PL and 4PL services to virtually any type of customer – large and small."

Bart Dessent, Corporate Process & ICT Development Manager, Ewals Cargo Care

Falck is an international leader in the ambulance and healthcare markets. With more than 100 years of experience, Falck works together with local and national authorities to prevent accidents, illness and emergency situations, to rescue and assist people in emergencies quickly and competently, and to rehabilitate people after illness and injury. Falck operates in 35 countries and has more than 37,300 employees. 

Falck selected DELMIA Quintiq to transform the workforce planning and pre-dispatching decision support of its emergency medical service employees. The DELMIA Quintiq solution will enhance Falck’s workforce planning efforts across all time horizons, from long-term strategic planning to day-of-operations. DELMIA Quintiq’s configurable solution will allow for the flexibility needed to ensure compliance with all local labor laws and union agreements across its global operations.

"As a technology provider that has planned multinational workforces in other demanding service-oriented sectors, DELMIA Quintiq proved that its solution had the necessary capabilities to meet our requirements."

Poul Mortensen, Executive Vice President, COO, Falck

Green Cargo is a national and international rail freight company. It operates in over 300 locations in Sweden and Norway, and is responsible for almost 70 percent of freight transport by rail in Sweden.The DELMIA Quintiq solution integrates the scheduling of Green Cargo's 433 locomotives, 750 shunters and 950 drivers.

In addition to scheduling Green Cargo's rolling stock and crews, the DELMIA Quintiq solution provides operations management in real-time to help Green Cargo's planners confidently handle daily and last-minute scheduling disturbances.

"To reach our goals for resource utilization, we decided to implement an integrated advanced planning solution which would optimally schedule both our rolling stock and crews in a single application. DELMIA Quintiq has solutions to all our demands."

Björn Rosell, CIO, Green Cargo

Jan de Rijk Logistics is one of Europe's leading providers of integrated logistics services. This leadership position is based on the strong synergies between its four major activities: International transport, temperature-controlled transport, Benelux distribution, and warehousing. The company has 23 offices in 13 countries, and a fleet of more than 800 trucks serving customers such as DAF Trucks (a Paccar Company), British Airways, KLM and Philips Lighting.

Due to the company's rapid growth, it became necessary for Jan de Rijk Logistics to improve the planning and scheduling of its processes. To solve this problem, Jan de Rijk uses DELMIA Quintiq software to plan and optimize all orders, drivers, trucks and trailers across Europe in real time.

"Jan de Rijk Logistics is a leading innovative provider of logistics solutions. Automation and smart systems are increasingly becoming important to differentiate ourselves from the rest of the market. DELMIA Quintiq has helped us to continue to deliver the optimal network solutions for our customers in a transparent way."

Sebastiaan Scholte, CEO,  Jan de Rijk Logistics

KLG Europe offers the full range of logistics services, with a focus on groupage services in Europe.

The company has offices in the Netherlands, Romania, United Kingdom and China; and long-term partnerships with networks such as ASTRE, 24Plus and WCA. This enables KLG to offer a wide range of services in Western Europe, former CIS countries, Central and Eastern Europe, Turkey, and China. DELMIA Quintiq supports KLG Europe in all of its day-to-day operations, while meeting the strict rules and regulations that govern the transport sector.

"DELMIA Quintiq software takes account of all the issues important to our planning activities. As a result, we can streamline our activities, make them efficient, and save money in the process. This isn't only good for us, it saves our customers money too."

Ad Kuijken, CEO, KLG Europe

P&O Ferrymasters, wholly owned by Dubai World, is a leading pan-European logistics service provider with a presence in 13 countries. With a fleet of over 2,500 pallet-wide containers and 2,000 multi-purpose road trailers, P&O Ferrymasters services the complex supply chains of large corporations.

In P&O Ferrymasters's Intermodal division, DELMIA Quintiq supports planners in overcoming the complexity of intermodal transport the hauling of cargo via truck, train and ferry throughout Europe to determine the most cost-effective route. For the Fleet Assets division, DELMIA Quintiq will optimize the utilization of P&O Ferrymasters's numerous road trailers and coil carriers to cut costs and improve efficiency. While the Freight Management division has no resources of its own, it nevertheless faces complex planning puzzles.

DELMIA Quintiq aids planners in combining trips, determining the cost-effectiveness of contracts with subcontractors, and expanding the breadth of its service offerings.

"This has been a model IT project. Quick to implement, the DELMIA Quintiq system provides real planning transparency and, most importantly, quick returns. Having seen the operational, the business and the financial benefits of phase one makes it so much easier for us to extend the system right across the enterprise into our Asset Division."

Bas Belder, Managing Director, P&O Ferrymasters

Posti supports and develops the business of its customer companies by providing them with service logistics solutions for road, sea and air freight, warehousing and other contract logistics. Customers may outsource an individual element of their logistics process, or even their entire supply chain to Posti.

The company has operations in eight countries (Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Russia), and provides global services through its partners. With DELMIA Quintiq, Posti Logistics found an integrated platform capable of planning all of its operations ranging from pick-up and delivery planning and freight haulage planning to depot sorting planning. This new planning system will provide a quick return on investment (ROI) by increasing the company's efficiency and improving its delivery performance significantly.

"We wanted a first-class planning solution which could solve multiple complex and dynamic operations in a single platform. DELMIA Quintiq showed us they were capable of handling this complexity and gained us an efficiency improvement already in the first pilots. Together with DELMIA Quintiq, we will implement the project step-by-step starting in Finland and possibly expanding to other operating countries.  At this moment, there is no doubt Quintiq will give us a unique competitive edge in our geographical logistics market."

Mikko Särkkä, Head of Regional IT, Posti Logistics

Reining is one of the largest logistics service providers in the Netherlands. It offers integrated logistics services through its specialized knowledge in transport, warehousing and intermodal transport. The company has 450 employees, 375 trucks and approximately 100,000 square meters of storage capacity.

Reining has developed special warehousing activities for a number of large accounts. To better serve its customers, the company improved its logistics services with the DELMIA Quintiq solution for operational transport planning. The integrated and reliable planning system enabled Reining to keep its customers informed on loading and delivery times, resulting in higher customer service levels.

The Rhenus Group is an international logistics service company with an annual turnover of 3 billion. Rhenus operates from over 290 locations with more than 18,000 employees. Its business areas include contract logistics, freight logistics, port logistics, public transport, and the management of complex, innovative supply-chain and value-added services.

DELMIA Quintiq's Network Planner enables Rhenus Logistics to assess the merits of numerous possible transport routes within seconds, and amend and communicate plans in real time in response to network disruptions. The benefits are enormous: Rhenus Logistics is empowered to design an optimal network and optimize capacity in the long-, mid- and short-term.

Spotless is a leading provider of outsourced facility services and laundry and linen services in Australia and New Zealand. The company’s wide range of facility services includes facility management, catering and food and cleaning services, while its laundry and linen services include industrial laundering and linen and uniform rental.

With over 33,000 employees, Spotless is one of largest employers in Australia and New Zealand. The organization relies on DELMIA Quintiq’s solution daily for employee rostering, and time and attendance management to ensure maximum productivity and excellent customer service at all times.

Staalduinen BV is specialized in the distribution of liquids in tank trucks and delivering lubricating oil. To distribute liquids, they make use of tank trucks having 4 to 8 compartments ranging in capacity from 13,000 to 30,000 liters.

Since these specialized tank trucks are used to distribute lubricating oil products, they are equipped with various unloading systems for each car, stainless steel lined tank interiors, insulated tank exteriors and separate unloading lines leading up to and into the pump casing on the side of the tank truck.

TNT Express is the world's leading business-to-business carrier, employing more than 45,000 people and serving over 200 countries across the globe. TNT Express decided to implement the DELMIA Quintiq solution to support its worldwide operations.

Through the use of DELMIA Quintiq's supply chain planning and optimization software in the collection and delivery of parcels, TNT Express hopes to further give shape to its program called Planet Me which aims to reduce its CO2 emissions.
The DELMIA Quintiq system replaces a large number of discrete planning systems that are now used throughout TNT Express's 900 depots around the world.
By adopting DELMIA Quintiq into its Common Systems strategy, TNT Express is able to improve productivity and save on managing a variety of different planning solutions. In addition, TNT Express will be able to improve tracking and tracing, and therefore, customer service.

"TNT Express is very pleased to work together with DELMIA Quintiq on improving its planning of collection and delivery, thereby reducing our carbon footprint. With the choice for DELMIA Quintiq we now have a platform for all our IT planning applications within TNT Express and can thereby also increase our customer service levels."

Nigel Barton, Director Strategic Operations, TNT Express

YRC Freight specializes in less-than-truckload (LTL) transportation of industrial, commercial and retail goods for businesses in the United States. Founded in 1924, the logistics provider has a staff of 20,000 and more than 250 service centers across North America.  

After an extensive multi-vendor evaluation process, YRC Freight selected DELMIA Quintiq to help optimize the routing and scheduling of 11 million pick-ups and deliveries annually. This is made possible by DELMIA Quintiq’s powerful optimization technology, and its ability to be configured to perfectly fit the dynamic routing and scheduling needs of the logistics provider.  

The DELMIA Quintiq platform will also be integrated with YRC Freight’s existing mobile application that communicates with drivers, and support its dual network that gives customers comprehensive options for standard, accelerated and time-critical deliveries.

"We know that how we manage the pick-up and delivery function of our business is an important component of how customers experience our service. We are looking forward to having DELMIA Quintiq as our long-term partner. We expect the scalability of DELMIA Quintiq’s software to help improve our productivities today and well into the future."

Melissa Tomlen, Senior Vice President of Performance and Accountability, YRC Freight

AkzoNobel is the largest global paints and coatings company and is a leading producer of specialty chemicals. DELMIA Quintiq was selected to develop and implement supply chain planning & optimization software for two divisions of the company: AkzoNobel Powder Coatings Ltd, the world's leading producer of powder coating and powder coating technology; AkzoNobel Decorative Paints, the world's leading decorative paint company.

DELMIA Quintiq software is used for planning & optimization at seven Powder Coatings sites and three Decorative Paints sites. The software gives planners total visibility of production developments in real time, as well as provides decision support, optimization and automation capabilities. AkzoNobel has seen improvements in delivery reliability, inventory levels and productivity with DELMIA Quintiq.

"DELMIA Quintiq’s configurable user components make it possible to have a certain level of customization while using a single software architecture across all sites. This was a very important factor as it facilitated the fast rollout of the DELMIA Quintiq platform to all seven sites. Beyond the flexibility of the software, the DELMIA Quintiq business consultants provided us with realistic advice, advanced mathematical solutions and challenged us all the time. This was key to the successful implementation of the DELMIA Quintiq system."

Pierre Versailles, Operations Excellence Manager, AkzoNobel Powder Coatings

Amy’s Kitchen is a leading producer of natural, organic convenience and frozen foods, employing over 1,600 staff and producing over 250 products at its facilities in California and Oregon. 

DELMIA Quintiq’s 100%-fit planning solution incorporates the complex rules and requirements that influence Amy’s Kitchen’s staff scheduling, raw material delivery, inventory disposition, and equipment availability. Additionally, the platform will optimize communication and collaboration between sales and inventory forecast planning, ensuring customer orders can be fulfilled more efficiently.

"We required a SCP&O platform that would accommodate our intricate scheduling requirements, which stems from our unique approach of assembling and cooking products simultaneously. DELMIA Quintiq has an outstanding track record in the industry and its software platform will enable us to maintain the high quality and fulfillment standards our customers have come to expect."

Andy Berliner, CEO at Amy’s Kitchen