Operating Solutions. For Intermodal and Transportation. Safe Efficient Scalable

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1 Operating Solutions For Intermodal and Transportation Safe Efficient Scalable

2 CCIB Intermodal Seminar Tuesday August 2, 2016 Presentation Overview Intermodal Automation Why Automate? Automated Gate Systems Pioneering Intermodal Automation Advancing the Automation Approach Building on the Foundation of AGS Optimizing the Supply Chain The Next Level of Intermodal Automation

3 Intermodal Automation Why Automate?

4 Intermodal Automation Why Automate? The US Department of Transportation identifies the following driving forces that currently influence and continue to change the intermodal industry landscape: Growth Increase in Freight Traffic Trucking and rail industries are currently responsible for 66.8% of the value of all US shipments, and the number of imports and exports are projected to double over the next 30 years. Safety Focus on Safe Productivity Recent trends show improvement and focus on freight safety and security. Despite a 27% increase in freightton miles for all surface modes between 1990 and 2011, freight-related fatalities declined by 33%. Industry Source US Department of Transportation National Freight Strategic Plan, Pages 5 11, NFSP_for_Public_Comment_508_10%2015%2015%20v1.pdf Image Source IANA Data and Statistics

5 Intermodal Automation Why Automate? The US Department of Transportation identifies the following driving forces that currently influence and continue to change the intermodal industry landscape: Technology Supply Chain Connectivity Volume and Dwell Time US DOT recognizes that data collection will enable faster and more accurate analysis of routes, travel times, and capacity, and automation will increase productivity and change the landscape of the workforce. Driver Traffic Patterns Driver Throughput Industry Source US Department of Transportation National Freight Strategic Plan, Pages 5 11, NFSP_for_Public_Comment_508_10%2015%2015%20v1.pdf Facility Capacity Routes and Travel Times

6 Intermodal Automation Why Automate? Industry Demand for Solutions Need Safety Improve intermodal safety Need Efficiency Maximize operational efficiency AUTOMATION Need Scalability Enable sustainable operational growth

7 Automated Gate Systems Pioneering Intermodal Automation

8 Automated Gate Systems Pioneering Intermodal Automation REMPREX Company Industry Approach Founded in 2006 Serving Industry for 10 Years Employees Over 300 Facilities Operate 15 Support 55 Intermodal Railroads 6 of the 7 Class I Railroads Port Operators 5 Across North America Drive Efficiency Reduce Operating Cost Leverage Experience and Data Measure Success Using Rail KPIs Focus on Asset Utilization, Safety, Training, and Service Metrics

9 Automated Gate Systems Pioneering Intermodal Automation History 10 Years of Automation and Innovation 2015 Business Intelligence and Analytics Created dashboards to manage KPIs for all solutions Optimized Infrastructure for Ops Invested in infrastructure and network upgrades to handle additional remote capacity 2009 In-House Engineering Added civil engineering group with intermodal focus 2008 On-site Centralized Remote Operations Expanded to perform on-site and remote operations 2006 Automated Gate System Support Founded to provide AGS Maintenance and Support

10 Automated Gate Systems Pioneering Intermodal Automation The REMPREX Product Solutions that optimize individual processes linking origin to destination Goal Safety Improve intermodal safety Goal Efficiency Maximize operational efficiency Goal Scalability Enable sustainable operational growth Physical Plant Civil Engineering Process Business Intelligence Analytics Technology Installation Maintenance and Support People Facility Operations Training and Development

11 Automated Gate Systems Pioneering Intermodal Automation Physical Plant Process Capacity Analysis Business Intelligence and Analytics Design / Build Modeling and Simulation Construction Management Process Flow Optimization Technology People Procurement and Vendor Management Centralized Gate Management Installation and Implementation Remote Gate Operations Maintenance and Support

12 Automated Gate Systems Pioneering Intermodal Automation The Automated Gate Process Driver processes through Portal X Driver validates information at Kiosk Clerk validates transaction Gate arm opens

13 Automated Gate Systems Pioneering Intermodal Automation Technology Overview AGS Robust infrastructure for high-volume sites Advanced imagery options available Highly customizable features Compatible with ReadyAGS AGS Express Reduced infrastructure for standard sites Touch-screen and call-box Kiosk options Compatible with ReadyAGS

14 Automated Gate Systems Pioneering Intermodal Automation Technology Overview Truck Portal Optical Character Recognition (OCR) Damage inspection functionality Fully integrated with AGS

15 Automated Gate Systems Pioneering Intermodal Automation Technology Overview Truck Portal Image Detail

16 Automated Gate Systems Pioneering Intermodal Automation Operations Overview AGS Operations Centralized remote operation of Gates Centralized staff and management Other remote operation opportunities

17 Automated Gate Systems Pioneering Intermodal Automation Benefits of AGS Solution Scalable Increased Safety Safe Reduction of staff near congested entrances and exits Added Security Driver, equipment, and other defined validation points stored in system Vehicle restraint systems Standardized Processes Efficient Centrally controlled and managed Gate processes Standard entrance and exit processes Increased Throughput More expedient transactions Increased throughput at congested access points Potential for future growth without expansion of physical footprint Reduced Labor Cost Less staff and management required to operate, monitor, and oversee Gate, depending on Operations model Opportunity to increase Gate coverage to other facilities from centralized location Increased Visibility Access to advanced driver data and other information through ReadyAGS mobile app, requires Yard Management System (YMS) or equivalent Ability to plan facility operations around driver and traffic patterns

18 Advancing the Automation Approach Building on the Foundation of AGS

19 Advancing the Automation Approach Building on the Foundation of AGS Technology Overview Tire Inspection Portal Tire and chassis imagery Captures and stores one full tire rotation Integrates with AGS and existing Portal

20 Advancing the Automation Approach Building on the Foundation of AGS Technology Overview Tire Inspection Portal Image Detail

21 Advancing the Automation Approach Building on the Foundation of AGS Technology Overview What would you do with advanced information before drivers arrive at your facility? What would your drivers do with more time? With ReadyAGS, you can improve your drivers experience while planning for their next move. Pre-validation of Driver Identity Pre-validation of Gate Transaction Advanced Visibility of Gate Transaction Data E-Ticket Functionality

22 Advancing the Automation Approach Building on the Foundation of AGS Data Services Overview Business Intelligence Dynamic Dashboard Technology Advanced Reporting Predictive and Scenario Analytics Terminal KPIs and Analytics Modeling and Simulation Process Optimization

23 Advancing the Automation Approach Building on the Foundation of AGS Data Technology Overview Real-time Operations Dashboard

24 Optimizing the Supply Chain The Next Level of Intermodal Automation

25 Optimizing the Supply Chain The Next Level of Intermodal Automation Dock First Mile Last Mile Well Car Asset Management TOS Load Planning Inventory Management with Yard Check Physical Plant Technology Process People Gate Lift Physical Plant Physical Plant Technology Technology Process Process People People

26 Optimizing the Supply Chain The Next Level of Intermodal Automation Asset Management Physical Plant Yard Configuration TOS Load Planning Inventory Management Technology Terminal Operating System Process Define and Identify Best Practices BI and Analytics to Optimize Process People Comprehensive Training Program Performance Management

27 Optimizing the Supply Chain The Next Level of Intermodal Automation Lift Services Physical Plant Conductor Bar Technology Rail Portal Process Dashboards People Lift-Experienced Leadership Operations