Port automation is the future, but the future is very much founded in the present. Automation is already helping ports around the world increase efficiency, serve more customers and handle more cargo with fewer resources, and increase visibility into the data that drives better decisions.
Businesses that use disparate legacy systems to both capture data and bill customers are almost certainly experiencing revenue leakage. This is because they rely on highly subjective manual data entry, so billing opportunities are invariably lost, resulting in customers paying less than they should be.
Terminal operators spend the entirety of their day making decisions, big and small, that impact the productivity and efficiency of the terminal. How they arrive at those decisions is the most critical and potentially consequential aspect of their job. Every terminal operator has a unique experience and perspective. Everything they…
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