Operations
Services, routes, assignments and regularity.
FIRST VERTICAL
URBAN TRANSPORT
Urban transport.
The ecosystem's first application.
Urban Transport is where the LEXIMAR proposal currently takes its most detailed form: operations, fleet management, vehicles, drivers, incidents, maintenance and coordination.
PEOPLE + PRODUCT
The service starts before the first journey.
People, fleet and operating systems keep each working day connected.
PRODUCT AND CONTEXT
Connected perspectives.
01 · OPERATIONAL CONTEXT
A mobility network is a chain of relationships.
People and resources
Drivers, vehicles, reserve capacity and decision-makers.
Continuity
Incidents linked to service regulation, replacement and maintenance.
Coordination and Impact
Contextual information, communication and evidence of effects.
PEOPLE + PRODUCT
Every decision affects the service.
Passengers, drivers and control centres share the same operational reality. Understanding it requires keeping its events connected.
COMMERCIAL PILOT
Validate a scope.
Measure progress.
The pilot is defined with agreed objectives, owners, requirements and commercial terms.
Scope
Environment, participants and information sources.
Criteria
Agreed objectives and metrics for validation.
Continuity
Pilot closure and next steps based on results.
PEOPLE + PRODUCT
Continuity is also prepared at the depot.
Maintenance, reserve capacity and assignments are part of the same operation.
FROM CONTEXT TO CONVERSATION
Discover the scope of LEXIMAR.
A demonstration for your context.
A commercial pilot with agreed objectives and terms.