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How To Reduce Your Cash

Transport Costs

Danie Schoeman

11 March 2015

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Why Cash Needs Transporting

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Cash Is Still King

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Cash Circulation

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Repositioning of Cash

Super

Gauteng:

deficit R17.5bn

Eastern Cape:

deficit R4.6bnWestern Cape:

deficit R1.9bn

Northern Cape

& Free State:

surplus R8.7bn

KwaZulu Natal:

surplus R7.7bn

Schubert, C. SBV. The Journey to Collaboration in the South African Cash Management Industry, Presented at 35th Annual SAPICS Conference & Exhibition, June 2013

Regional Imbalances of Cash Circulation

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Factors That Increase Cash

Transport Cost

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Attacks on Vehicles

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Attacks on Vehicles

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Overall CIT attacks

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Data provided by South Africa Banking Risk Information Centre (SABRIC)

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Choosing a Partner That Actively

Reduce Cash Transportation Cost

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Has Network Proximity

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From Localised Planning to …

Planned at individual

branch level only

Costly

No resource sharing

Limited service levels

Inefficient and / or

underutilisation of fleet

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Centralised Planning

Centralised operations

centre – control tower

Optimisation of fleet

Totally integrated IT

Detailed management

reports

Standard KPI’s

Centralised planning brings about 10% to 15% percentage logistics

saving and increase of about 20% service level improvement

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Uses Technology Effectively

Real time and historical tracking

Location management

Reporting and analytics

Fuel management

Live event feed

Driver behaviourmonitoring

Servicing and licensing management

Jobs and messaging

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Applies Technology & Short

Interval Control Effectively

Real-time Tracking

Proactive Monitoring

through Live Information

Systems Reporting & Analytics

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Manages Driver Behaviour

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Adapted from FleetCarma

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Has Optimum Fleet Configuration

Vehicle configuration

Fleet mix

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The Future of Reducing Cash

Transportation Cost

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The Clever Automatic Banking

Machine (ABM)

The process above indicates the transaction flow for each deposit

until such time as the bank account is credited with the cash value

deposited.

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Shopping Mall Cash Recycling

Where a SMCR system is in place: The retailer or mall tenant loads

cash into a ABM and cash is transported via canisters to the cash centre inside the mall.

Highly secure, the cash centre is located in a safe, restricted area within the mall – away from the public eye. Risky and visible movement of cash is thus eliminated.

Non ABM cannister cash movements can be done using the normal G4S CPC system –a protected and monitored cash transport system. Risky and visible movement of cash is eliminated.

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The RTM is a Retail Teller Machine.

It works just like an ATM, but without cash inside

It can also dispense cash, the RTM prints

a secure ticket that is exchanged for cash at

the retail counter.

It has a 17” touch screen - can facilitate a large

number of non-cash card transactions, web kiosk

functions and consumer self-service enquiries

RTMs can be found inside convenience stores, gas

stations, hotels & casinos, supermarkets & leisure

locations, even in some bank branches

Virtual Cash

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Rural retail locations

Confidential

Shops, gas stations, restaurants, clubs, hotels & casinos

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Questions