More and more container terminal operators are addressing the need to integrate into the supply chain and share information held in their terminal operating system (TOS) databases with third parties.
Today’s container terminals run multiple applications (TOS, billing systems, business management applications etc, and exchange information with lines, customs agents, government agencies, shipping lines and, increasingly, the corporate office of the terminal operating company....
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