Exploring different solutions in data sharing. Wout Hofman, senior research scientist TNO

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1 Exploring different solutions in data sharing Wout Hofman, senior research scientist TNO

2 CORE approach 1. Requirements Analysis Innovation Agenda - Impact 2. SCS Controls 22. Composite container 3. Multi - method Threat and Vulnerability Analysis (MTVA) 4. SC Situational Awareness Tools & Maps (SSAM) 5. Real - time Lean Agile Resilient Green Optimised (LARG+O) SC Supply Chain Security Capabilities/Building Blocks 6. SCS Reference Framework and Standards 7. CORE Connectivity Infrastructure & Solution Development 8. CORE Ecosystem SCS Solution Development/Delivery Environment 9. GM Demonstrator 10. Demonstrator Felixstowe 11. Demonstrator Rotterdam 12. Demonstrator Schiphol 13. Demonstrator Belgium 14. Demonstrator FALACUS 15. BSH Demonstrator 16. Hoyer Demonstrator 17. DHL/P&G Demonstrator 23. Large scale Demonstrator Demonstrators 18/19. Stakeholder Engagement and Knowledge Dissemination

3 CORE key concepts Overall objective Enhance speed, reliability and efficiency of legitimate trade and logistics whilst enhancing the effectiveness of supervising global trade and safeguarding supply chain security Collaboration & Recognition concepts System based supervision Coordinated border management Proactive & Responsive supply chain concepts Supply chain resilience Advanced Supply Chain Risk Management Fundament Control capabilities and security technologies Visibility of end - to - end s upply chain s and v isibility of s upply chain risks Seamless data interoperability 3

4 Visibility Objective Process synchronization of different transport legs, e.g. between carrier and stevedore (ETA Estimated Time of Arrival) Improved risk targeting by better data quality Sharing of milestones by events Operational milestones Progress of the physical processes of objects (can be detected by sensors IoT) For instance: arrival of vessel, loading of container on vessel Business process milestones Availability of relevant documents and calculations For instance: purchase order, Bill of Lading, ETA Sensor milestones/values Temperature value, weight, humidity, 4

5 Example Shipping Information Pipeline A logistics ecosystem with shippers, carriers, terminals, authorities and valueadd partners The SIP ecosystem concept Supply Chain Actors Carriers Transportation management. Shippers Customs Dashboard Shipping Information Pipeline Supply Chain Visibility systems Trade Associations Logistic actors internal systems Provider of interface: value-add partners Supply Chain Management Terminals Port community systems Event publishers & subscribers Authorities Slide 5 5

6 Container events Real life access to container events Details per event Example of capturing events on mobile 6

7 actual Purchase order Invoice, packing list Packing list Packing list Packing list Customs piggy backing on trader milestones Operational milestones and links to documents Customs view Customer/LSP view ETA updates Accidents, incidents ETA updates ETA and actual Accidents, incidents, congestion ETA updates, Terminal sync Accidents, incidents, congestion Accidents, incidents, congestion 7

8 Sequencing trader Pipeline trader DCA trader register event (data link) profile event (data link) get (data link) data 8

9 Contribution to the key concepts Advanced risk management improved data quality without increas of administrative burden less errors more timely data, from the source by piggy backing on trader data Supply chain resilience/agility/management Improved process synchronization Reduced waiting times Overall objective Enhance speed, reliability and efficiency of legitimate trade and logistics whilst enhancing the effectiveness of supervising global trade and safeguarding supply chain security Collaboration & Recognition concepts System based supervision Coordinated border management Proactive & Responsive supply chain concepts Supply chain resilience Advanced Supply Chain Risk Management Fundament Control capabilities and security technologies Visibility of end - to - end s upply chain s and v isibility of s upply chain risks 9 Seamless data interoperability

10 Different pipeline implementations Maersk blockchain implementation by IBM Descartes and others provide commercial pipelines Innovative commercial IT providers originating from forwarders (UK) Seacon (NL), Effico (BE), FLoraHolland (NL) Questions Would forwarders foster by an open standard for supply chain visibility? Should CORE develop (open/defacto) such a standards? Is there a role for EC DG Move Digital Transport and Logistics Forum (DTLF)? 10

11 Thank you for your attention 11