Labor Savings
Repair Man
Reduction in time referencing the A.A.R. Intermodal Interchange manual.
Elimination of interpretation or investigation.
In the field access to equipment lists.
Reduction in time spent filling out reports and increase in the time spent inspecting and repairing equipment.
Clerk
Reduction in time spent invoicing, storing, and retrieving billing information.
Immediate historical repair bill access for FRA or AAR auditor review.
Elimination of redundant data entry, excess paper flow, and manual processing of forms.
Management
Improved resource allocation through fast and accurate information.
Reduction in management repair bill review and need to correct billing information.
Automated quality processing.
Data Accuracy and Availability
Correct and complete repair records.
Data integrity across the enterprise.
Elimination of human error associated with the manual processing of bills.
Improved billing accuracy.
Enhanced reporting capability including real time access to data.
Automated storage and distribution.
Budget Control
Increased revenue by increase in identifying associated repairs.
Shortened billing cycle.
Increased accuracy of billing statements sent to customers. Target 0% of bills returned in error.
Increased flexibility in billing repairs to varying responsible parties.
Elimination of fines due to not complying with the AAR and FRA guidelines.
Elimination of legacy systems and associated IS support.
Fleet Management
Identification of repeat failures.
Improved equipment repair turn around time tracking.
Improved equipment repair capacity.
Elimination of misapplied maintenance.
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