Routing Data For Oracle Real-Time Scheduler (ORS)

Map data for ORS efficiently optimises scheduling and dispatch

Oracle Real-Time Scheduler optimises your service delivery business from capacity planning, through vehicle, technician and customer scheduling, to dispatch management and mobile operations.

Extend the out-of-the-box ORS functionality

Allmapdata from CACI is currently the only company in the world to provide truly customised road networks anywhere in the world for Oracle Real-Time Scheduler. Our know-how and expertise allow us to extend the out of the box functionality of Oracle Real-Time Scheduler and the capability of the system, providing increased numbers of road speeds at road segment level.

Geocode precisely

In order to place your data on the map through the process of geocoding, a map of the relevant country or area is required. It is recommended to have a specific cut of data (e.g. a country rather than a continent or a group of counties rather than the whole country) in order to increase performance and reduce cost.  Depending on your version of Oracle Real-Time Scheduler, you will need to either geocode your data within Oracle Spatial Geocoder, geocode using a flat file (e.g. CSV containing relevant address information and co-ordinates) or simply import pre-geocoded data from your existing IT systems.

Use Ready-cut & formatted street data

The route optimisation phase performed by Oracle Real-Time Scheduler requires a detailed street-level map for use in the scheduling and dispatch process for planning activities such as door drop deliveries. Oracle map data solutions from allmapdata also benefit from custom speed profiles for road networks, which are based on historic, achievable road speeds. Customised road speeds help to achieve greater accuracy when creating schedules that are derived from long term speed trends.

Take account of road restrictions (heights, HAZMATS etc)

Vehicles that are subject to road restrictions such as height, weight, width or carrying of hazardous materials can be accommodated in the road network to ensure that Oracle Real-Time Scheduler doesn’t attempt to route along these roads.

Who uses allmapdata mapping in ORS?

Thousands of users across the globe choose mapping processed, formatted and cut by allmapdata experts specifically for their ORS system. Tabulated below are some example customer to indicate the range of users.

Clients using allmapdata products in Oracle Real-Time Scheduler

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