IPCSA launches initiative to boost port data exchange
The International Port Community Systems Association (IPCSA) introduced a new data exchange solution, in order to boost efficiency within the supply chain.
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APM Terminals launches API to enhance digital supply
APM Terminals introduced a new application programming interface (API) in order to enhance digital supply chains for logistics customers.
Nautilus Labs, Insatech to boost data transmission
Nautilus Labs along with the Insatech Marine shake their hands in order to jointly deliver end-to-end instrumentation and data transmission that gives more shipping businesses access to Nautilus’s predictive decision support solution.
It’s time for a change of mindset on IT at sea
The potential of digitalisation and the imperative of decarbonisation mean shipping needs to embrace secure, regulated networks, writes Tore Morten Olsen, President, Maritime, Marlink.
Port Bureau to launch PortXchange platform trial
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.
Montrose Port retrofits to digital from manual operations
ION Geophysical Corporation successfully retrofitted from manual operations to Marlin™ SmartPort optimization software for the initial project at Montrose Port Authority in Scotland.
DP World joins TradeLens digital platform
DP World recently joined TradeLens digital platform, jointly run by A.P. Moeller-Maersk and IBM, in order to accelerate the digitization of global supply chains.
Tres Solutions, Danelec Marine to enhance vessel data delivery
The maritime software and analytics company, Tres Solutions along with Danelec Marine shake their hands and agreed to accelerate the use of data and IoT in shipping industry.
Marlink to boost IT network transparency
Marlink released a new version of its ITLINK software, which aims to boost transparency in monitoring the status of IT networks onboard ships. In fact, the monitoring tool goals to enable administrators view the IT system status and availability, while provide visibility on compliance with regulatory and charterer requirements.
DNV GL launches digital-twin program to boost maritime data
The Norwegian classification society, DNV GL launched a program in order to pilot a methodology which will proves whether the data generated by digital twins can be trusted, and if the technology eventually delivers value within the operations.
