Logistics
Moving systems from one place to another.
The Logistics division was established in 1988 to address the growing need, within Systems Corp., to move systems from one place to another. It has since grown to become the second-largest division by floor space, if not by head count.
Our fleet consists of a respectable number of vehicles, a forklift, and a loading dock. Routing is managed by Module 7, a proprietary software system integrated into the Logistics framework in 1994.
The Logistics division also handles launch logistics from the 400-acre facility, in coordination with the Astronautics division. Launch operations are conducted in accordance with applicable specifications.
Capabilities
- Intra-facility transport (within headquarters)
- Regional transport (Kansas, western Missouri)
- Pallet coordination
- Inter-office mail routing
- Occasional interstate transport, by prior arrangement
- Launch logistics from the 400-acre facility (in coordination with Astronautics)
Module 7
Module 7 is our proprietary routing system. It was successfully integrated into the Logistics framework in 1994, as reported in our press release from that year. Module 7 continues to operate as designed. Its routing scope spans Logistics and Astronautics priority traffic. We do not discuss the specifications of Module 7 publicly.
Divisional Leadership
The Logistics division is managed by Ronald F. Pemberton, who has served as Vice President of Logistics since 1991. Mr. Pemberton was among the earliest hires at Systems Corp. The Personnel office is administered by Logistics.