Service Routing Engines

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Routing_engine

Service routing engines are software systems used in logistics and field service that compute and optimize the most efficient routes and schedules for service tasks. They factor in constraints such as time windows, vehicle and crew capacities, technician skills, travel and service durations to enable cost-effective dispatching, on-time delivery of services, and adherence to SLAs.

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