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Spot-checks and process inventories at quay-side trough Fidelio Cruise’s MMSMobile - Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Fidelio Cruise’s Materials Management System (MMS) will have its functionality significantly enhanced with the introduction of hand-held mobile inventory control devices.

 

The new MMSMobile units, which will operate remotely on the quay side, in main stores and at points of consumption on board, will improve the flexibility and efficiency of stock control and inventory management.

 

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MSC Poesia embarks on inaugural cruise aided by the very latest in Fidelio Cruise software systems - Thursday, April 10, 2008

MSC Poesia, the latest addition to MSC’s rapidly expanding cruise fleet, set sail on her inaugural cruise, leaving the UK Port of Dover on 6th of April, bound for her home port of Venice via Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Croatia. She is fully equipped with the latest and most advanced Fidelio Cruise software in operation on board and is one of the most IT-advanced cruise ships afloat.

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Spot-checks and process inventories at quay-side trough Fidelio Cruise’s MMSMobile

 

Fidelio Cruise’s Materials Management System (MMS) will have its functionality significantly enhanced with the introduction of hand-held mobile inventory control devices. The new MMSMobile units, which will operate remotely on the quay side, in main stores and at points of consumption on board, will improve the flexibility and efficiency of stock control and inventory management.

The extra functionality should make effective stock control much simpler. Barcodes can be read and the information automatically synchronised. In the “View” field, users can see what products have arrived and what is still expected, as well as a complete list of vendors and suppliers, with relevant contact information. A ship’s itinerary is also available, enabling staff to arrange alternative delivery ports from the quay-side if necessary.

 

 

The hand-held units will enable provision masters to complete their main-store inventories and bar managers to undertake their own stock control. And, with just a few clicks, both sets of data can be made available in the period-end inventory.  

The new system will enable stock controllers to create a mobile inventory either by scanning or manually entering a product, together with product count. The inventory can then be uploaded via the web service to the principal MMS database. Synchronisation of handheld units with the main database can be initiated by personnel once they are within range of a wireless network, or automatically when the mobile units are placed in their docking cradles.

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