Mining Industry

An Integrated Approach to Mine Planning | Mine to Port?Logistics and Explorations

Mining organisations face complex challenges from continuing globalisation, accelerated by rapid growth in regions like China, India, South America and Eastern Europe. This increased demand and competition, combined with commodity price fluctuations means that improving productivity is essential while at the same time needing to control costs to maximize margins and maintain an effective cost profile for the future.

To thrive and perform in this dynamic environment, mining companies need integrated decision support applications for strategic?mine planning?and
pit to port?scheduling that optimise every aspect of?production to ensure quality, on-time delivery and maximum profitability, while at the same time managing costs and care of assets.

Today, through ongoing collaboration and partnership with the world's largest mining companies and thought-leading research institutions, SolveIT Software provides the only integrated end-to-end enterprise?mining software application purpose-built for a broad range of commodities. No other solution provider can match SolveIT's depth of industry knowledge in?mine optimisation,?planning, and?scheduling systems for the resources sector. Our customers include BHP Billiton Iron Ore, Rio Tinto Iron Ore, BMA Coal, Fortescue Metals Group, Xstrata Copper, Xstrata Zinc, Rio Tinto Simandou, and Xstrata Coal, among others.

SolveIT's Integrated suite enables you to make faster, more holistic strategic and operational decisions for:

• Mine Planning
• Mine Optimisation
• Open Pit and Underground Scheduling
• Mine-to-Port Logistics
• Concentrator, Smelter and Refinery Planning
• Port Operations Management
• Exploration Management
• Accommodation, Travel and Rostering
  

Implementing SolveIT Software's enterprise planning, scheduling and optimisation delivers seamless decision support capability across your organisation, with one system linked to all departments and integrated up and down all time horizons capturing as many planning functions as possible. This centralised optimisation horizon means that the impact of decisions made in one part of the business can be immediately measured against others.