Idle Equipment from Coordination Bottlenecks
Definition
Disorganized logistics leads to sequenced delays where repair materials can't be picked up/delivered on time, idling sewing machines and vans.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 100-200/day per idle van; 15-30% capacity utilization loss
- Frequency: Daily during peak repair seasons
- Root Cause: Fragmented manual communication between repair teams and drivers
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Reupholstery operations in Australia 🇦🇺 lose AUD 8,000-20,000/year in idle capacity. Automated logistics sync maximizes throughput.
Affected Stakeholders
Workshop managers, Fleet operators
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Related Business Risks
Delivery Delay Churn
STP & Superannuation Non-Compliance in Casual Logistics
Logistics Overtime & Rush Delivery Costs
Lost Sales from Delayed Documentation
Rework from Valuation Disputes
Undetected Supplier Overcharges
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