Difference between revisions of "Intermodal Connectivity Package"

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== Description ==
 
== Description ==
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To simplify the communication between external Operators a standardized data exchange needs to be defined and implemented. The Operator can use a software package to integrate railway legs in their own transport chains. This connectivity package enables the Operator to communicate with the railway service partners
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* along a standardized process
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* with standardized messages and data formats
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* over a defined and stable interface
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* in a transparent mode.
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an offering to third parties to connect to our ecosystems for data exchange, platform services or marketplace participation in regards with intermodal transports.
  
Software package for external operators to integrate railway legs in their own transport chains
 
 
== Use Case ==
 
== Use Case ==
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=== Operator plans the transport ===
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The Operator plans a transport with the cooperation of railway leg partners (RU, Local service partners).
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The Operator handles this communication with the railway leg partners over the connectivity package.
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=== Operator manages the transport ===
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The Operator manages the transport to adjust his plannings along the transport chain.
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The Operator handles this communication with the railway leg partners over the connectivity package.
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=== Operator operates the transport ===
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The Operator operates the transport to cope with operational events along the transport run.
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The Operator handles this communication with the railway leg partners over the connectivity package.
  
 
== Preconditions ==
 
== Preconditions ==
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== Dependencies ==
 
== Dependencies ==
SM12 [[Intermodal Alignment]] must be established to enable the grouping of those basic services into this package.
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SM12 [[Intermodal Alignment]] must be established to enable the grouping of those basic services into this connectivity package.
  
 
== Planned Steps ==
 
== Planned Steps ==
  
 
== Evaluation ==
 
== Evaluation ==

Latest revision as of 09:28, 16 June 2021

Description

To simplify the communication between external Operators a standardized data exchange needs to be defined and implemented. The Operator can use a software package to integrate railway legs in their own transport chains. This connectivity package enables the Operator to communicate with the railway service partners

  • along a standardized process
  • with standardized messages and data formats
  • over a defined and stable interface
  • in a transparent mode.

an offering to third parties to connect to our ecosystems for data exchange, platform services or marketplace participation in regards with intermodal transports.

Use Case

Operator plans the transport

The Operator plans a transport with the cooperation of railway leg partners (RU, Local service partners). The Operator handles this communication with the railway leg partners over the connectivity package.

Operator manages the transport

The Operator manages the transport to adjust his plannings along the transport chain. The Operator handles this communication with the railway leg partners over the connectivity package.

Operator operates the transport

The Operator operates the transport to cope with operational events along the transport run. The Operator handles this communication with the railway leg partners over the connectivity package.

Preconditions

Basic Services

Dependencies

SM12 Intermodal Alignment must be established to enable the grouping of those basic services into this connectivity package.

Planned Steps

Evaluation