The evaluation team of EDICT has selected the Dutch-based company Simply Deliver (www.simplydeliver.com) to design and develop the collaborative Quality Management System.
The aim of this innovative tool is to monitor the overall performance of regular CT trains based on commonly agreed processes, timestamps and resaon/cancellation codes.
UIRR will soon release an enhanced version of its ILU-Code portal (www.ilu-code.eu) and a totally new application for the management of codes.
The overall objective of the EDICT project is to remove interoperability barriers for TAF TSI-related CT messages by implementing data exchange with identifiable and eligible stakeholders within a door-to-door Combined Transport perspective.
The EDICT consortium will propose business oriented solutions for the integration of terminal managers in the rail sector data exchange, new monitoring schemes to improve
the quality, punctuality and transparency of the production processes of CT trains
in Europe, and new ways of exchanging data with CT stakeholders.
EDICT stands for Enhanced Data Interoperability for Combined Transport stakeholders
The project started on the 1st September 2022 for a duration of 24 months
This project is co-funded under the call
CEF-T-2021-SIMOBGEN
The total budget of the action is €3.1 million
with co-financing of 50%
UIRR is the industry association representing the interests of
the Combined Transport sector
The consrotim consists of key Combined Transport Operators and terminal operators supported by two subcontractors
The action has been split in four pieces (terminals, quality, additional services and coordination)
An external advisory board has been set up with key stakeholders and other industry associations
The project focuses on boosting the attractiveness of international rail freight and is structured around the following four major components:
Data Sharing with Terminals
QMS for all CT stakeholders
Additional services for CT end-users
Coordination and dissemination