Tag: maritime software

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.

Port of Piraeus recently awarded a project to the optimization expert INFORM, in order to enhance the efficiency and transparency of vehicle handling at the port’s car facility.

Yilport recently joined Maersk-IBM developed TradeLens platform so as to improve its efficiency and boost the digitization within the operations. Namely, TradeLens cooperation started in July 2020 with data integration from YILPORT Gebze and Gemport Terminals to the blockchain based platform.

The Israeli shipping company, ZIM recently developed and implemented an AI-based screening software in order to detect and identify accidents concerning mis-declared hazardous cargo prior loading a vessel. It is known that misdeclaration of hazardous cargo is a common seen phenomenon which can cause loss of life and severe damages. In light of the situation, ZIMGuard system goals to scan shipper's cargo declarations at an early stage and flags potential cases of wrongly declared cargo. Since launching ZIMGuard, we were alerted to dozens of cases of mis-declared cargo. In view of ZIMGuard’s potential contribution to the safety of the global supply chain, ZIM is willing to commercially offer licensing this system to parties who may be interested in utilizing it. ...as Eli Glickman, ZIM President & CEO noted. What is more, the system with the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), will analyze documentation and alert operations personnel of occurrences of omission, concealment or erroneous declaration of hazardous cargo under real time. For the records, the new system is already in use in major ports in China, the US and Israel while is expected to be deployed in all ZIM lines by the end of 2020. Coping with Misdeclarations of hazardous ...

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.

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.

Logistics service provider Kuehne + Nagel recently launched AI-enabled digital road logistics platform, in order to boost the supply and demand of road logistics through digitalization.

In light of the COVID-19 outbreak and the major disruptions that has brought, International Maritime Security Associates (IMSA) launched a software platform to boost operations during the pandemic.

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.