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Maersk/IMB end TradeLens

News1 Dec 2022

A.P. Moller - Maersk and IBM are pulling the plug on TradeLens, the blockchain-enabled global trade platform....

News10 Aug 2018

The Halifax Port Authority and Modern Terminals in Hong Kong been invited to join the TradeLens blockchain platform being developed by Maers...

News28 Mar 2018

As blockchains initiatives multiply across the supply chain, Orbcomm makes a move to bring together IoT technology and the distributed ledge...

News31 Jan 2018

The Port of Rotterdam has teamed with IBM Internet of Things to “digitise operations and build a connected, smart port of the future.”...

News22 Jan 2018

A.P. Moller - Maersk and IBM to establish a joint venture to develop and market blockchain technology for the shipping industry, offering an...

News6 Mar 2017

In a move that could have profound implications for supply chain efficiency and visibility, IBM and Maersk have used a blockchain to manage ...

News1 Mar 2017

In a trial project, IBM and Maersk used blockchain to manage cargo documentation for ocean freight shipments....

News1 Feb 2015

Some tracking service providers are finding a niche by focusing on delivering value to shippers....

News26 May 2011

Port Taranaki in New Zealand has completed a two-year project to implement IBM Maximo software to integrate maintenance, inventory and purch...

News1 Jul 2006

In the May 2006 edition of WorldCargo News it was incorrectly stated (page 21) that RealTime Business Solutions of Australia had announced a...

News1 May 2006

Is the lack of standards in terminal operating systems a barrier to supply chain integration?...

News20 Oct 2005

IBM and Maersk Logistics, part of the AP Moller-Maersk Group, have launched an alternative to SaviTrak in the shape of Intelligent Trade Lan...

News1 Sep 2004

Subject to receiving approval from relevant competition authorities, the AP Møller-Maersk Group is selling its subsidiary, Maersk Data, to ...