Tideworks secures new deals

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Port of Amsterdam operator Ter Haak Group has selected Tideworks Technology to upgrade its terminal operating platform at its Amerikahaven multipurpose terminal. The facilty, operated by Ter Haak’s United Stevedores Amsterdam (USA) subsidiary, has been using the breakbulk management system developed by Sonu Solutions since 2002. In 2004 Tideworks acquired Sonu and integrated its WISE suite of products with its own breakbulk management system, Genoa.

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