GTMaritime has launched a new cloud-based tool to automate a key part of the data transfer process between ship and shore, without the need for seafarers and shore teams to handle manual file replication.
Port of Los Angeles plans to launch a new supply chain key dashboard data in order that all supply chain stakeholders have access and can use forward-looking information to better plan and prepare for inbound cargo.
Ports of Auckland along with Containerchain shake their hands and inked a 10-year aggement so as to enhance ports’ software solutions within the logistics operations.
Lloyd’s Register has partnered with STC Global to use AI to unlock insight from the vast amounts of incident data captured by HSE functions but left untapped.
Traxens along with COSCO Shipping Logistics shake their hands and announced an agreement which aims to promote a full set of IoT data services based on Traxens smart container solutions.
Portbase recently completed the first phase of connecting with the TradeLens, a Maersk-IBM developed platform which focuses on trade digitization underpinned by blockchain technology.
The container major Hapag-Lloyd and the maritime technology company Intelligent Cargo Systems, recently shaked their hands and entered into a technology collaboration.
The potential of digitalisation and the imperative of decarbonisation mean shipping needs to embrace secure, regulated networks, writes Tore Morten Olsen, President, Maritime, Marlink.
The Greater Houston Port Bureau (Port Bureau) and PortXchange (PXP) are planning to launch the Houston trial of the PXP port planning software on 8 June 2020.
ION Geophysical Corporation successfully retrofitted from manual operations to Marlin™ SmartPort optimization software for the initial project at Montrose Port Authority in Scotland.
