COSOL Expert Insights

Companies face shocking ESG data findings as they optimise employee mix and cut costs through outsourced sustainability reporting.

Predictive analytics helps transport organisations achieve sustainability in transport by reducing emissions, optimising fuel use, and enabling smarter long-term asset strategies. COSOL shows how data-driven insights can deliver both environmental and operational benefits.

One in ten buses in Greater Sydney vanishes from apps before reaching you. COSOL uses predictive analytics and real-time tracking, just like trains, to eliminate "ghost buses," boost commuter confidence, and make public transport more reliable.

In this podcast interview, host Rahiman Shaik speaks with Adam Sharp about how transport leaders can harness data to transform operations. The conversation explores the role of forecasting, machine learning, and real-time analytics in improving efficiency, reducing manual reporting, and shaping the future of transport innovation.

COSOL helped a leading rail operator transform reporting with transport reporting analytics, automating manual processes, consolidating data, and enabling real-time service insights that improve operational decision-making.

COSOL helps organisations overcome visibility challenges by integrating diverse data sources into unified dashboards. With advanced analytics and machine learning, COSOL empowers leadership teams to make informed decisions, mitigate risks, and predict performance across key areas such as finance, HR, marketing, sales, and sustainability reporting.

COSOL helps transport operators harness big data by consolidating siloed data sources into visual, real-time dashboards. With predictive analytics and automated reporting, organisations gain foresight, cut inefficiencies, and drive smarter, more confident decisions.

Maintaining high data quality within an EAM system is not a trivial task. In this article, we will delve into the significance of data quality in EAM and explore strategies to ensure its integrity, consistency, and usefulness.

Planning and executing an EAM/ERP transformation can take time. When the need for change is looming, leaving it to the last minute simply isn’t an option. In this article, we look at some of the drivers for change, weigh the balance of challenge and opportunity, and identify the steps to successful transformation.

In this second of two articles about Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system implementation success, we explain why a readiness assessment is an essential first step in any ERP implementation including SAP and migrating from ECC to S/4HANA.

In this article, we speak with Stuart Burckhardt, co-founder of OnPlan Technologies (now part of the COSOL group) about how the OnPlan digital work management platform is digitising maintenance for industrial workforces and enhancing the capabilities of ERP such as SAP.

In the first of two articles on Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system implementation success, we delve into some of the common practices that organisations need to avoid if they want to ensure the success of their new or upgraded ERP.