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.
XVELA, the world's first maritime business network for ocean carriers and terminal operators, today announced that Tecon Rio Grande and Tecon Salvador, Brazilian container terminals and subsidiaries of Wilson Sons Group, will work with XVELA as early adopters of XVELA's cloud collaboration platform.
Navis has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Tianjin Port Group with the aim to accelerate technology innovation within the Chinese port as it moves toward automation.
LBCT chooses N4 as the brains of its fully automated terminal operations. Learn More >
Connect and collaborate with Navis experts, customers and industry leaders from around the world at Navis World 2019! This invitation-only customer event features three days of inspirational keynotes, informative sessions, interactive workshops and networking parties.
Navis had a great first performance at SMM between September 4-7, 2018 in Hamburg. The Shipbuilding, Machinery and Marine Technology trade fair brought together around 50,000 industry shipping experts from more than 120 countries, featuring a total of 2,289 exhibitors from 69 nations.
