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Confidential – Marathon Data Systems 1
RouteOp, GPS & Driver Behavior
Increased Profits, Enhanced Customer Experience and Improved Resource Allocation
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Andrew de la ChapelleField Force Management Solutions
Marathon Data Systems, LLC
[email protected] cell
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Are you stuck in the 90’s?
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5-Star Field Rep!!!!
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Stay ahead of the competition by transforming the way your company schedules, routes and services customers!
Easily Create Optimized Monthly and Weekly Schedules•Optimize jobs across your entire company or for a specific technicians in minutes – not hours•Respect technician skill sets, customer’s time requests and other constraints•Significantly decrease driving time and fuel consumption•Service more customers with the same number of technicians
Add One-Time and Emergency Jobs in Seconds•Find optimal service time for emergency jobs without disrupting current schedule•Maintain customer satisfaction from immediate scheduling and on-time arrivals
Flexibility and Ease when Changes occur within the Office•Easily redistribute jobs with a technician calls in sick or takes a vacation•Reschedule jobs in minutes to adjust for new employees or when route sizes dictate
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Real Data from PestPac RouteOp Customers
Average Drive Time Per Job in Minutes
Before RouteOp
After RouteOp
Improvement
December 18.43 9.84 47%
January 17.98 9.36 48%
Average Miles Driven Per Job
Before RouteOp
After RouteOp
Improvement
December 11.27 5.67 50%
January 11.58 5.41 53%
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Additional Customer ResultsExample 111 Field EmployeesDrive Time Improvement = 21%Mileage Reduction = 22.6%Total Orders Analyzed = 2,147
Example 21 Field EmployeeDrive Time Improvement = 28%Mileage Reduction = 35%Total Orders Analyzed = 436
Example 33 Field EmployeesDrive Time Improvement = 47.5%Mileage Reduction = 51.5%Total Orders Analyzed = 1,074
Example 438 Field EmployeesDrive Time Improvement = 14.50%Mileage Reduction = 18%Total Orders Analyzed = 2,939
Example 5 – My Favorite!375 TrucksDrive Time Improvement = 9.45% Mileage Reduction = 9.43%
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Why it’s important to adopt RouteOp Whether 3 technicians or 300 technicians
Inefficient Scheduling and Routing Results In:– Overtime– Missed revenues from not reaching all potential customers– Higher Fuel costs due to excessive windshield time and related expenses– Unnecessary wear and tear on vehicles – higher repair bills– Inefficiencies due to overlapping of field employees servicing accounts– Low morale and high turnover due to inequitable territories that reward the size of the territory over
individual effort– Poor or excessive customer coverage due to territories too large or small– Unhappy customers due to missed appointments and/or late arrivals– Unsatisfactory performance from field employees– Missed revenue goals – Stagnant growth
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Territory 12,492 Businesses215 Business Parks125,000 Homes3,300 Condominium Associations
Territory 31,888 Businesses200 Business Parks115,000 Homes2,300 Condominium Associations
Territory 21,444 Businesses172 Business Parks101,000 Homes2,210 Condominium Associations
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Territory 1492 Businesses21 Business Parks9,000 Residential Homes100 Condominium Associations
Scheduling & Workload balance!
Monday – Friday 7:30 am – 5:30 pmSaturday’s 7:30 – 12 noon
Rain!! Hurricane? Tornado? Now What?
Time Commitments & Time Ranges with Locked appointments?
Traditional ways of handling territories & growth – including Calendars, Wall Maps and Traditional scheduling methods are obsolete!
Weekly, Monthly, Bi-Monthly, Quarterly Appointments
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Do You Know How Many Possible Routing SolutionsThere Are for just 9 stops?
Lets take a look at fairly simple routing examples with these stops.
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1 Field Employee9 Stops
Route B Route CRoute A
Simple. Right?
Actually, There’s 362,880 Possible Ways to Schedule 9 Stops!
Imagine scheduling 10 Field Employees…
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Stops 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Possible Routing Solutions 1 2 6
24 120 720
5,040 40,320
362,880 3,628,800
39,916,800 479,001,600
6,227,020,800 87,178,291,200
1,307,674,368,000 20,922,789,888,000
355,687,428,096,000 6,402,373,705,728,000
121,645,100,408,832,000 2,432,902,008,176,640,000
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$$$Ex
pens
e
Time
Expense = How much does it cost a company to service accounts
Time = The time it takes to schedule appointments
Tuesday’s Only
Only between 2 – 4 pm
Closed
on
Monda
y’sCustomer doesn’t like
John
7:30 – 2:30 only Custom
er has dogs!
Either Wednesday Mornings or Friday Afternoons
Thursday’s a
Holiday!!!! Weekly Service
Bi-Monthly Account
2x Year
Fred’s s
ick today!
Mrs. Smith called to RESCHEDULE today’s Appointment for next week…
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‘Best Fit’ Scheduling Provides instant Rescheduling Options Instantly
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‘New Order’ Scheduling Provides CSRs the ability to Schedule New Customers on the Fly
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Before
82.3 Miles, 2 Hours 53 Minutes After
25.6 Miles, 1 Hour 6 Minutes
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– Better customer coverage and customer service leading to increased productivity– Increased revenues by prioritizing accounts and scheduling efficiencies– Reduced costs of servicing of accounts through shorter travel times and related fleet expenses– Ability to handle more accounts/jobs with the same or even less Field Technicians– Improved morale, performance and tenure of field employees due to equitable distribution of accounts
and a level playing field for achieving rewards– Competitive advantage through the ability to reach new opportunities faster than your competitors
The Benefits of Route Optimization
Optimized routes and territories that are compact in size and aligned to each other without gaps will help you achieve a number of measurable and sustainable benefits including:
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Vehicle Tracking, Dispatching & Driver Behavior
Implementing a workplace driver safety program
GPS Vehicle Tracking Dispatching Distracted Driving Driver Behavior
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From DesktopTo Technician
To Customer’s DoorstepSafely!
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U.S. GPS Market TodayEstimated 6.6 Million Units in Service
400,000+ Companies using GPS solutions and servicesProjected growth from 6.6 million units to over 10 million units by 2016
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Vehicle Tracking• View precise location of your vehicles along with
your scheduled stops via PestPac GPS• Provide accurate ETAs to customers without
contacting technicians directly• Set up Alerts for Geofences, UnAuthorized Usage,
Excessive Idling even …….• Compare actual routes driven to scheduled routes• Reduce operating costs and fuel expenses!
Dispatching• Send route information and schedule changes directly from
within PestPac to technician’s vehicles• Know status of each job during entire day• View orders alongside vehicles in PestPac GPS mapping for
more efficient routing• Avoid congestion by rerouting technicians after viewing live
traffic in PestPac• Send messages to individual technicians, as well as
broadcasted to entire fleet via Garmin’s or text
Driver Behavior• Monitor and report Hard, Harsh & Severe driving behaviors• Collect and analyze data on driver behavior such as overspeeding,
idling, hard braking, cornering and acceleration violations• Receive email and/or text message notification of unsafe driver
behavior in real time.• Correct driver behavior by incorporating a 3-tier warning, driver
mentoring system• View Fleet & Driver Scorecard reports to identify safe drivers and
those in need of additional training
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Dispatching and Job Status
Alerts Technician of new orders received on Garmin
Clicking on “Flag” takes Technician to Orders Screen
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-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2013 3:41 PM To: Eric Gabe Subject: Truck-2684 TWILSON StreetEagle Alert! (Activity) Detection of unauthorized vehicle activity on weekend, Vehicle: Truck-2684 TWILSON. Reported on 8/17/2013 3:41 PM Location: 1809 Pharrs Rd SW, Snellville, GA 30078 http://maps.google.com/?q=33.88118,-84.00524 StreetEagle Support (866)495-9240
-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, August 19, 2013 7:23 AM To: Eric Gabe Subject: Vehicle Truck-2820 AHOWARD Hard Cornering Vehicle Truck-2820 AHOWARD Hard Cornering for 3 seconds on 8/19/2013 7:22:30 AM EST. Location: ON Heartwood Dr NE NEAR Johnson Ferry Rd NE, Marietta, GA 30062 http://maps.google.com/?q=34.01716,-84.42918 StreetEagle Support (866)495-9240
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Compared year-over-year usage 3 drivers in one month same position and routes
Usage was over 100 gallons LESS - $3.50 gallon = $350 savings in one month for just 3 drivers
Reduced Idle Time - One driver idled 7 hours in 1 week - now down to 1.5 hours per week
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PestPac’s proprietary ‘GPS Scoring Matrix’ delivers results that affects the bottom line and improves driver safety!
52 Vehicles* Mileage Total Incidents Total Points Incidents/Mile
June 54,575 6,879 70,675 1.295
July 65,201 5,595 58,645 0.899
August 100,328 6,956 72,890 0.727
September 82,186 4,480 47,565 0.579
October 97,043 3,562 37,920 0.391
November 68,793 2,382 26,380 0.383
Increase in Miles Driven Decrease in “Incidents” Per mile
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True R.O.I. (Return on Investment)2 Fleets – 52 Vehicles & 54 Vehicles
35% Increased Brake Pad Life30% Increased Tread Wear
0 Accidents
Brake Pads Tires0
10,000
20,000
30,000
40,000
50,000
60,000
70,000
BeforeAfter
Before & After Implementing Driver Behavior
Mile
s Driv
en
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Driver Behavior
Impact on Employee Safety, Productivity and Employer Liability• 1 Million people have died in motor
vehicle crashes in last 25 years• 35,000 deaths each year in the U.S.• Leading cause of on and off-the-job
unintentional deaths in the U.S.• Leading cause of death for people 5 to
24 years old
Additional Stats• 4 out of 5 accidents (80%) are attributed to
distracted drivers.• Texting while driving is about 6 times more
likely to result in an accident than driving while intoxicated
• People who text while driving are 23 times more likely to be in a crash
• Texting/reading emails takes a driver’s focus away from the road for an average of 4.6 seconds – enough time… to travel the length of a football field at 55 mph
• Talking on a cell phone while driving can make a younger driver’s reaction time as slow as that of a 70-year-old
In the U.S.A.• 150,000,000 employee in U.S.• 250,000,000 registered vehicles in U.S.• 3 Trillion vehicle miles traveled in 2011• 5,400,000 police reported vehicle
crashes in 2009• $260,000,000,000 cost of crashes in
U.S.• $16,300 average non-injury cost
For Businesses• $60 Billion per year• On-the-job crashes cost employers more than
• $25,500 per crash• $128,000 per injury• $500,000 per fatality
• Legal theories of negligence:• ‘Respondeat Superior’ – employer is
responsible for the negligent acts of employees while they are acting in the scope of employment
• ‘Direct Negligence’ – employer is responsible for its own negligence in hiring, supervising, and entrusting a vehicle to an unqualified employee
The Ultimate Goal….• Creating a “Driver Safety conscious culture” in
the workplace• Implementing policies and procedures that
support safe driving behaviors• Increasing employee safety in the field• Reducing distracted driving among field
employees• Reducing or eliminating accidents and injuries
in the field
Implementing a workplace driver safety program can greatly reduce a companies exposure to injuries or death and help protect its bottom line.
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Thank you!!!
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