September, 2015 The Road to Optimization · September, 2015 The Road to Optimization Jack Levis –...
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September, 2015The Road to OptimizationJack Levis – Senior Director of Process Management
Challenges
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• Increased B to C shipments– Less Density
(Pcs per Stop & Geographic)• Increased demand for
personalization• 55,000 well compensated drivers
Operations Technology Has Been Key in Meeting Challenges
Basic Facts
Big savings come from attention to detail
1 mile is worth $50M*
1 minute is worth $14.6M*
1 minute of idle time is worth $515K**
Note: Figures are per driver per day across the US for a year* Small Package P/U and Delivery drivers** Small Package P/U and Delivery, Freight and Tractor / Trailer drivers
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Analytics
Research shows a hierarchy of impact through the use of analytics
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Chasing Big Data
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Descriptive Analytics
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Delivery Information Acquisition Device (DIAD)
DIAD I1990
DIAD II1993
DIAD III1999
DIAD IV2004
DIAD V2011
UPS has been utilizing Big Data for over 20 years
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Telematics
Telematics provides additional sources of data
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Integrated DataAllows for Diverse Usage
Visibility on primary and behavioral characteristics that affect fuel consumption
Through GPS, DIAD, and Sensor Devices (Seatbelt, Bulkhead Door, and Reverse), a driver’s driving habits can be monitored and areas of improvement can be displayed visually on maps.
Dispatch Planning process may be enhanced and simplified through “Work Area” Concept. Dispatch planning & address validation processes may be enhanced and simplified through GPS data.
Combining GPS and DIAD datadisplayed on maps, allows us to monitor and analyze daily driver travel paths and highlight excess miles and dispatch inefficiencies.
Using GPS, DIAD, and Map data, has allowed us to enhance, automate and simplify several steps in On-Road time study and work measurement processes.
Vehicle Diagnostics Data, Fault Codes, and Usage Cycles can be used to anticipate part failure and predict vehicle breakdowns.
1. Automotive 2. Safety 3. Dispatch Planning 4. On-Road Performance 5. Work Measurement
Merging Multiple Data SourcesEngine Data GPS Data Sensor
DataDIAD Data Map Data
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Descriptive AnalyticsAnalysis time reduced from 9 hours to 45 minutes
Seat Belt UsageEngine Idling
Satellite ContextBacking
Combined information about each shipment to analyze service or
cost deficiencies
Descriptive / Diagnostic Analytics Service Improvement
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Diagnostic Analytics Fleet Information
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Descriptive AnalyticsLooking at Yesterday Limits Ability to Affect Change
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Predictive Analytics
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To reduce driver time and miles, packages are loaded in a general order of delivery
UPS Data Infrastructure
Customer
Address(USPS)
Geography(Map)
UPS Proprietary
Regulatory
GPS
Vehicle
Service
Breakthrough Change
Simplification through Package Level Detail (PLD)
UPS Smart Labels act as a “trip ticket” to carry packages through the network and the final mile
ABC Company2775 Chestnut Run RoadSuite 242York Pa 17402 - 2558
Delivery Forecasting and Planning
Each package planned on the right vehicle for the right day
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Changing the DIAD from an Acquisition device to a driver Assistant for making better decisions
Address Information
TasksNumber of Packages
Shelf / Load Location
Additional Activity(COD, signature, etc.)
Commit Time
Local Time
Enhanced DIAD Download (EDD)
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Street # Stree Adult Signature Required
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Col Amt Ship # ID# Remark
#000000 675 CAL
Changing the DIAD from an Acquisition device to a driver Assistant for making better decisions
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Changing the DIAD from an Acquisition device to a driver Assistant for making better decisions
Park at Dock OnlyMailroom
Check in with SecurityUse freight elevator
No Indirect/Reroute/LA
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Proprietary Geographic Information
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Proprietary Geographic Information
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250 Million Global Data Points
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Smart Stop
Improving ServiceEvery delivery at the right location
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Real-time monitoring and adjustment (ODSe)
Efficiently serve the customer by making decisions based on where resources will be
CurrentLocation
CompletedWork
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Real Time Request Execution
Devices no longer only look backwardEach scan provides a customer connection
Virtual and Physical Network LinkageAllows New Products
• Delivery Alerts• Delivery Planner • Reschedule Delivery • Hold for Will Call• Authorize Shipment Release • "Leave at" Instructions (Driver Instructions) • Leave with Neighbor• Deliver to a UPS Store®
• Deliver to Another Address• Approx. delivery time• Confirmed Delivery Window (2-hour)
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Real time final mile delivery decisions
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The Impact (so far…)
85 million miles driven reduced yearly
8 million gallons of fuel reduced
85,000 metric tons of emissions reduced
Real world resultsE + I < E
95% reduction in loader training time
Highest service levels in
history
First of their kind product offerings
>99.9% seatbelt usage 8 Billion fewer manual entries by drivers
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Prescriptive Analytics
OperationsTechnology Foundation
UPS Data Model DIAD Telematics
Analysis Tools Advanced Algorithms
Customized Map Data
ORION builds upon UPS’s rich technology foundation
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ORION “sorts the list” from a General order to a Specific order for the day’s specific conditions
• “Optimal” delivery / pickup order accounts for:‒ Service commitments
‒ Individual customer needs
‒ Business rules
• Implementable cost based decisions balancing all rules and constraints
ORION
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“This initiative, called ORION (On-Road Integrated Optimization and Navigation) is arguably the world's largest operations research project.”
Thomas H. DavenportBig Data in Big Companies
Recognized Technology Innovation
ORION
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Why is this a breakthrough?Why is this so hard?
Approximate age of the Earth (in Seconds):145,065,600,000,000,000
Number of ways to deliver 120 stops:6,689,502,913,449,135,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
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Demonstrating ComplexityThe ORION Test
What is the most cost effective way to serve these customers?
Which route has fewer miles?
Can David Pogue beat ORION?
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Business rules add additional complexity
ORIONDavid
Subtle differences can mean large savings
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Sustained Gains at Scale
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Sustained Gains at Scale
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$300M to $400M(7 to 8 Miles per Driver)
100M miles / year
100Mmiles driven
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100Kmetric tons of
emissions reduced
10Mgallons of fuel
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saved annually$300M - $400M
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Moving from Knowledge to Wisdom and beyond
Average nearly 20 years of service
• ORION showed new ways to deliver area
• Mileage reduction
• Real time optimization– Clairvoyance
• Strong management and metrics required
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Best Practices
Best Practices
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• Embrace Change Management• Communicate, Educate… Early and Often• Change conversations!!!
• Build Analytics into the process• Understand / mitigate data limitations• Create new leading indicator metrics• Ensure the right skills are in place
Achieving gains means changing behavior
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Enriched map data adds to UPS’ robust data infrastructure
Accurate Mapping InformationUpgrades UPS’ Data
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Enriched map data adds to UPS’ robust data infrastructure
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Enriched map data adds to UPS’ robust data infrastructure
Over 1,500 usersMore than 6 hours of detailed education
ORION OnlineKnowledge Management
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Analytics Maturity ModelAnalytics Certification Continuing Education
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Enhanced DIAD Download (EDD)
Changing the DIAD from an Acquisition device to a driver Assistant for making better decisions
Number of Packages
Shelf Location
Additional Activity(COD, signature, etc.)
Commit Time
Address Information
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Keeping our promise to the customer Enabling more services
Street # Stree Adult Signature Required
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PkgInfo NonDel Notes Deliver
Park at Dock OnlyMailroom
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Smart Stop
Improving ServiceEvery delivery at the right location
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Real-time Request Execution
Finding a “needle in a 22M package haystack”Each scan provides a customer connection
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Real time final mile delivery decisions
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ORION “sorts the list” from a General order to a Specific order for the day’s specific conditions
• “Optimal” delivery / pickup order accounts for:‒ Service commitments
‒ Individual customer needs
‒ Business rules
• Implementable cost based decisions balancing all rules and constraints