Improve operational efficiencies, security and customer satisfaction in the seaport ecosystem.
Growing cargo volumes and ever increasing vessel sizes, coupled with growing expectations for faster processing and turnaround times, are building pressure on global seaports and terminals. In addition, seaport environments have become intricate partner networks that include port authorities, terminals, shipping lines, trucking and logistics companies, and off-dock storage providers.
To remain competitive and meet new demands, progressive seaport operators are adopting many of the same digital technologies that are disrupting other industries. Connected platforms and cloud-based services make it easier for stakeholders to work together to promote the efficiency of the overall ecosystem.
DXC Technology’s Port Logistics Accelerator facilitates an open platform and ecosystem of capabilities, increasing operational efficiency, security and customer satisfaction by emphasizing:
- Streamlined processes and increased productivity via automation
- Information accuracy, inventory visibility and item traceability
- Reduced risk of lost production, missed operating targets and regulatory non-compliance
- Efficient utilization of resources, at optimal capacity, within corporate policy
- Technology investments that help expand businesses without adding substantial new infrastructure or equipment
DXC offers other solutions for seaport freight and logistics operations, including:
- Port Enterprise Asset Management (see the Ports of Auckland case study)
- Port Business Systems
In our paper Use IT modernization to accelerate and scale business transformation, we describe our work with the Italian ports to create a digital foundation leading to valuable business outcomes. Learn how the ports "are now able to accommodate larger ships while minimizing harbor footprint issues, increasing efficiencies in the supply chain and generating faster throughput."
Contact us to speak to a specialist and learn how DXC can help you optimize your seaports and terminals.