Today’s ocean supply chain lacks the connected intelligence and transparency to drive breakthroughs in efficiency, productivity and profitability. Digitization of the industry calls for greater levels of connectivity, simplicity and standardization across the container flow. Expanding beyond the terminal, Navis formed XVELA to build a Maritime Business Network enabling collaboration and optimizing performance along the entire supply chain.
The Navis N4 operating system and related applications and services dramatically improve productivity by coordinating, optimizing and automating planning and management of complex terminal operations around the world.
YILPORT Holding Inc. will roll out Navis’ Compass visual workflow management application to five terminals that use Navis N4 to bring enhanced visibility, communication and collaboration to the planning process across terminals.
Navis announced that following an extensive automation project, Five Continents International Container Terminal (FICT) has successfully automated its 31 rail mounted gantry (ARMG) cranes, which are now live on N4 and operational at Tianjin Port.
Qingdao New Qianwan Terminal (QQCTN) is the first automated container terminal in Asia and one of the most advanced automated container terminals worldwide. Learn More >
Navis just finished up a successful TOC Europe 2019, which took place June 18-20, 2019 in Rotterdam. During the course of the three-day global container supply chain event, Navis employees met with customers, presented at TECH TOCS and delivered demos at our exhibition booth. Here are the highlights!
