Master Terminal helps Abu Dhabi Ports increase cargo volumes by 19% in just 9 months
Abu Dhabi Ports – the master developer, operator, and manager of ports and industrial zones in the emirate – handled 19 per cent more general and bulk cargo in the first nine months of 2015 compared to the same period in 2014. The volumes increased to 11.28 million tonnes in the first three quarters of 2015 from 9.49 million tonnes in the same period last year. Implementation of new technologies like Master Terminal as part of an ongoing upgrade have helped Abu Dhabi Ports optimize its productivity across the ports.
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Currently three of seven all-new Master Terminal terminal operating systems for Abu Dhabi Ports have been implemented. Zayed Port went live first on July 1 after a six month implementation phase, a record for a general cargo terminal of its size.
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Innovative Mexican port uses Master Terminal to consolidate competitive advantage
Grupo CICE is an integrated logistics company headquartered in Veracruz, Mexico. Servicing the Gulf of Mexico, CICE have found a niche in the container-centric region by becoming the only company in Veracruz port that can handle and maneuver a range of different cargo types including bulk, break bulk, containers, vehicles, machinery, and project cargo. In order to consolidate this advantage, CICE required a single integrated solution that could cope with the complexities of managing a multitude of cargo types.
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How safe is your port?
Ports are under constant pressure to compete, they need to work faster, turn ships around quicker, load and unload trucks faster, and generally do everything at speed. However while they need to work faster, they also need to work safely. Hazards are everywhere on a port, and accidents can happen at any time. Operators must take every step possible to ensure the health and safety of people on their port, both staff and visitors.
Read how Jade Software addresses health and safety in the following Master Terminal Yard Safety Fact Sheet.
The rise and rise of terminal operating systems
For growing and ambitious ports, challenging bigger competitors often requires investment in new information technology like terminal operating systems. However, the potential risks of moving away from established systems can be a barrier. What are these perceived risks and how can they be addressed? Kaustubh Dalvi, Jade's Director of Business Development, recently spoke to the Logistics and Materials Handling magazine about the benefits of upgrading to a new TOS over an in-house solution, what to evaluate when selecting a TOS, the importance of selecting a TOS that fits your business model, functional requirements you should consider, and how migrating to a new TOS is about people not just technology.
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