New launch: Analytics for logistics

Sustainability and finance reporting are amongst the tools that are now available through the new cloud software, tailored for logistics.

Efficiency, profitability, sustainability

We are pleased to present Maritech Analytics Logistics, and our new Sustainability and Finance reports.

You can now easily get a full overview of your customers, suppliers, transport corridors, invoicing rate, capacity utilization and delivery precision.

Sustainability reporting and financial reports are two of the new tools that are now available, the sustainability reporting solution is created according to the EU Taxonomy, and provides you with the documentation you need to be compliant according to the new international regulations.

“Our customers gather enormous amounts of data, which we can help them utilize better than they manage to do today. Analytics retrieves data from Timpex TMS, and processes, analyzes and visualizes the data to provide useful insights,” says Ove Gjelstenli, Sales Director Logistics at Maritech.

“This makes it easier to monitor and implement the adjustments needed to streamline the flow of goods, increase profitability and gain more sustainable operations. And you become more efficient in your reporting and documentation processes. ”

“When it comes to financial reporting, this will be especially useful for companies with a group structure,” says VP Data Science in Maritech, Oddvar Husby.

“The vast majority of companies with a group structure have a great need for a better overview of consolidated accounts and balance sheets. Via accounting reports in Analytics, you can compare data at group level and easily get an overview of the total. In addition, you can link accounting figures to data from the Timpex systems, and get overall visualization in the Analytics dashboard. This way you save valuable time, and ensure a better basis for decision-making,” Husby concludes.

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New launch: Analytics for logistics

Sustainability and finance reporting are amongst the tools that are now available through the new cloud software, tailored for logistics.

Efficiency, profitability, sustainability

We are pleased to present Maritech Analytics Logistics, and our new Sustainability and Finance reports.

You can now easily get a full overview of your customers, suppliers, transport corridors, invoicing rate, capacity utilization and delivery precision.

Sustainability reporting and financial reports are two of the new tools that are now available, the sustainability reporting solution is created according to the EU Taxonomy, and provides you with the documentation you need to be compliant according to the new international regulations.

“Our customers gather enormous amounts of data, which we can help them utilize better than they manage to do today. Analytics retrieves data from Timpex TMS, and processes, analyzes and visualizes the data to provide useful insights,” says Ove Gjelstenli, Sales Director Logistics at Maritech.

“This makes it easier to monitor and implement the adjustments needed to streamline the flow of goods, increase profitability and gain more sustainable operations. And you become more efficient in your reporting and documentation processes. ”

“When it comes to financial reporting, this will be especially useful for companies with a group structure,” says VP Data Science in Maritech, Oddvar Husby.

“The vast majority of companies with a group structure have a great need for a better overview of consolidated accounts and balance sheets. Via accounting reports in Analytics, you can compare data at group level and easily get an overview of the total. In addition, you can link accounting figures to data from the Timpex systems, and get overall visualization in the Analytics dashboard. This way you save valuable time, and ensure a better basis for decision-making,” Husby concludes.

Hildegunn Trondsen, Manager Development Team at Maritech.

The team functions like a football team where everyone has different roles.

“None of us knows everything, we all have different areas of expertise. As a team we are really strong. Common to all of us is that we are eager to find new solutions and do things in new ways. Everyone is very interested in creating tools that make it easy for others to work and that are easy for others to develop further,” says Leif Sverre Reistad, Developer at the Innovation Lab.

Hildegunn confirms that the team spirit is strong, both professionally and on the human level.

“When we welcome summer substitutes and apprentices, everyone is open and willing to share. That is exactly what our methodology is about, and also two of our core values ​​as a company; to help each other and innovate together. Onboarding of new people is seamless because we have a defined framework and a specific way of working,” says Trondsen.

Design Thinking  + Scrum

The team at the Innovation Lab works according to Design Thinking and Scrum methodology. Design Thinking is often referred to as design-driven innovation and is a human- and value-oriented methodology for innovation and development. It connects an analytical approach with intuition and creativity, and research shows that this way of thinking and working can bring great benefits.

“At Maritech, we have used Design Thinking since 2019,” says Hildegunn. ” Then we participated in the Innovation Norway program Omstillingsmotor, where the purpose was a digital competence boost for Norwegian businesses. We joined the program through the competence cluster NCE iKuben – where we are participants – and what we learned has become very important for how we now work with innovation and development throughout Maritech.”

Scrum is a framework for optimizing product development – basically software. It is based on development and deliveries in short iterations, and is based on self-directed, interdisciplinary teams of between 5-9 people. Popularly called two pizza teams; every internal team should be small enough that it can be fed with two pizzas. The development team has the authority to solve the tasks in ways they find most appropriate – within certain limits, with a focus on high quality and continuous learning.

Maritech

Maritech is now building all new software in Microsoft Azure, where our solutions are delivered as Software as a Service (SaaS); subscription-based services – in our self-developed cloud platform DigitalSeafood.

“We always choose to use the latest technology and will always be at the forefront – best-of-breed, both in terms of functionality and user-friendliness. Microsoft Azure gives us the opportunities, flexibility and security we need to be at the top of the world and means that customers get the maximum benefit from choosing a cloud solution from us,” says Bjørnar Kvalsnes.

“Through Azure, we can use advanced Microsoft tools in the development of our own software, and we use Microsoft’s infrastructure and expertise to operate and deliver our solutions to customers worldwide. It is easy to scale the number of users and capacity up / down as needed, we can guarantee the uptime – and most importantly, very high security. Every year, Microsoft spends 1 billion dollars on investments in security, it illustrates how much stronger we are with such a solid partner.”

It is not only internally at Maritech that the team is praised. This autumn, an external consulting company conducted an evaluation of the architecture, the department and the methodology. The conclusion was very positive.

“They stated that we are a top tier team, and they were impressed by the work that has been done,” Kvalsnes concludes. “A great recognition of a very talented team and the effort that is put in every single day.”

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