Opportunity

At Scania, we are developing and enabling the automation of digital, sustainable end-to-end supply chains and logistics. If you work on solutions that contribute to developing connected digital threads of goods and articles in smart transport, be sure to be in touch with us!

Digital connectivity and data sharing are key enablers of sustainable transport. By coordinating and controlling entire systems, connected (and autonomous) vehicles become more efficient and safe, with significantly reduced emissions.

Our investment in connectivity and data sharing gives us insight into customer needs, and how our products and services are used. Connectivity via sensors and mobile devices provides fleets with a wealth of information about how the truck is behaving and can show them when the trucks operate outside of normal parameters.

Scania is in a prime spot to enable and develop new digital transport and logistic services built on top of our connected vehicles. Now, we are working to expand and complement our data acquisition and service offering with solutions that contribute to the development and management of digital, sustainable end-to-end supply chains. We envision a system of systems with full supply chain visibility and virtual stocks including digital twins of goods, vehicles and hubs. To succeed in realizing our vision, we invite the best-in-class partners to work with us in areas ranging from item-level tagging and scanning to holistic supply chain management platforms.

Opportunity Overview

Large manufacturers and companies with complex supply chains have strong business and sustainability drivers to track their end-to-end supply chains and estimate the CO2 and other environmental metrics associated with\nthe manufacturing and transport.

With improved data acquisition, integration and usage, the companies could achieve a full visibility of their supply chains including a virtual stock of goods being in transport.\n\nAt Scania, we see tremendous benefits in developing and utilizing solutions related to traceability of physical goods in relation to our vehicles. The solutions could include different kind of tags and tag readers in goods and vehicles, device and data management tools, and platforms to manage digital twins of goods, vehicles and hubs. Regardless of the exact solution but with a better visibility on goods in transport or scheduled for transport, we and our customers look to automate unloading and storage handling activities, minimize stock deviations, deliver accurate CO2 and fill rate measurement, and support transport decision making and planning. In addition, with data like vehicle load capacity, goods identifiers and terminal readiness, we could do theft prevention, automated billing for material suppliers and Uber-style load matching among other use cases.\n\nIf you can contribute to improved data acquisition, integration and usage in the context of material flow, transport and supply chains, be sure to be in touch with us!

Your Opportunity with Scania

Digital connectivity and data sharing are key enablers of sustainable transport. By coordinating and controlling entire systems, connected (and autonomous) vehicles become more efficient and safe, with significantly reduced emissions.

Our investment in connectivity and data sharing gives us insight into customer needs, and how our products and services are used. Connectivity via sensors and mobile devices provides fleets with a wealth of information about how the truck is behaving and can show them when the trucks operate outside of normal parameters.\n\nScania is in a prime spot to enable and develop new digital transport and logistic services built on top of our connected vehicles. Now, we are working to expand and complement our data acquisition and service offering with solutions that contribute to the development and management of digital, sustainable end-to-end supply chains. We envision a system of systems with full supply chain visibility and virtual stocks including digital twins of goods, vehicles and hubs. To succeed in realizing our vision, we invite the best-in-class partners to work with us in areas ranging from item-level tagging and scanning to holistic supply chain management platforms.

Examples we're looking for

Track & Trace Solutions

We see affordable technology, including item-level tagging and scanning, being deployed into the supply chains of major manufacturers. More granular supply chain data will enable further process automation and better decision support.

Data integrations

To get the full benefits of the solution, it could integrate into different 3rd party systems like supplier BPM and ERP or other 3rd party data providers. For example, by integrating the processed data with delivery management systems, we could be able to visualize transport availability and delivery in near real-time.

Digital twins

Once data is acquired, there is a significant potential to process it for monitoring, diagnostics and prognostics to optimize asset performance and utilization. We envision a solution in which article numbers are related to digital twins of goods, vehicles or hubs, as well as digital records of the movement of the digital twins. Our vision is eventually to build a virtual stock of articles for manufacturing in logistic supply chains.

Scania is a world-leading provider of transport solutions with more than 58,000 employees in over 100 countries. Together with their partners and customers, Scania drives the shift towards a sustainable transport system.
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