• March 5, 2019

  Busan New Container Terminal Selects CyberLogitec OPUS Terminal Solution

  05 March 2019, Korea – Leading maritime, port/terminal and logistics information technology (IT) solutions provider CyberLogitec, signed an agreement with Busan New Container Terminal (BNCT) to implement the highly-integrated terminal operating system, OPUS Terminal, at Busan New Port Terminals. With the OPUS Terminal solution, BNCT will experience an improved competitiveness, from a simplified operational workflow, … Continue reading Busan New Container Terminal Selects CyberLogitec OPUS Terminal Solution

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• November 13, 2018

  Safiport Derince Chooses CyberLogitec Terminal Operating Solution

  CyberLogitec, the leading maritime and port/terminal IT solutions provider, has been awarded the contract by Safiport Derince, to implement the CyberLogitec OPUS Terminal, an advanced terminal operating system (TOS), for their newest container terminal in the Marmara Region in Turkey. The project implementation began in July 2018, and is expected to go-live in 1Q of 2019.

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• July 25, 2018

  NileDutch has Selected CyberLogitec’s ALLEGRO Integrated Liner Management Solution

  25 July, 2018, Singapore – CyberLogitec, the IT solution provider to the maritime & logistic industry, has been awarded the contract to replace NileDutch’s existing business operating system with ALLEGRO, the advanced liner management solution. The contract was officially signed in mid-June 2018, and is set to commence from Q3 2018. Mark Kraaijenbrink, Director ICT … Continue reading NileDutch has Selected CyberLogitec’s ALLEGRO Integrated Liner Management Solution

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• June 28, 2016

  OPUS Terminal fully prepared for SOLAS Amendments

  A newly revised IMO regulation, aimed to strengthen maritime safety procedures, is scheduled to become legally effective worldwide on 1 July 2016. The new SOLAS amendment requires shippers to verify container weight in weigh stations with declared weight certificates prior to loading shipment on vessels. They are then obliged to notify verified weight to shipping … Continue reading OPUS Terminal fully prepared for SOLAS Amendments

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• June 20, 2016

  CyberLogitec opens and participates in Major Maritime Events (2016)

  APM Singapore 2016 CyberLogitec Sales Representative J.S. Chung giving a presentation on our newest solutions CyberLogitec in APM Singapore Mar 16, 2016 – CyberLogitec participated in APM(Asia Pacific Maritime) in conjunction with Jason Electronics, a local partner of CyberLogitec in Singapore. APM is one of the largest shipping conventions in Asia held every 2 years … Continue reading CyberLogitec opens and participates in Major Maritime Events (2016)

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• February 11, 2016

  Changing Alliances for Container Market

  New Mergers in Shipping Companies CMA-CGM, world’s No.3 shipping company, has confirmed its decision to purchase APL while COSCO simultaneously enclosed deals to acquire CSCL’s container division. As of 2016, APL (G6) and CSCL (O3) will continue business under their respective alliances for the time being, but more changes are expected in 2017. – Once M&As are complete … Continue reading Changing Alliances for Container Market

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• January 28, 2016

  Removal of sanctions in Iran eases burden for Oil Tanker Market

  Oil Tanker Market Iran’s efforts to grow oil exports are likely to increase seaborne trade volumes, offsetting some pressure on the oversupplied tanker market. – Mehdi Asali, OPEC’s Iranian Representative, said on Jan 16th that Iran is ready to boost crude oil production 500,000 barrels per day (bpd) once sanctions are lifted with a follow … Continue reading Removal of sanctions in Iran eases burden for Oil Tanker Market

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• December 22, 2015

  Long-Term Transport Contracts Bring Benefits to Shippers, Too

  BDI reached 498p, the lowest ever, on November 20th, and has since remained around 500-599p. Thanks to the continuing low freight rates due to an oversupply over an extended period, shippers are reaping benefits from lowered transport cost, whereas carriers have no choice but to operate their ships at the risk of sustaining a big … Continue reading Long-Term Transport Contracts Bring Benefits to Shippers, Too

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• December 21, 2015

  Implications of Maersk’s Restructuring for Shipping Market

  Maersk announces a restructuring plan In early November, Maersk, the global leader in shipping, announced an aggressive restructuring plan to reduce cost by making its organization slimmer and reducing investment in new vessels for next two years. Maersk’s plan charted three things to do: manpower reduction, vessel investment reduction, and service route reduction. Maersk plans … Continue reading Implications of Maersk’s Restructuring for Shipping Market

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• November 30, 2015

  Factors That Will Control Future Container Shipping Market

  This year, the container shipping market has seen a depression that is worst ever in history, while countless shipping-related organizations do not see a brighter future for the market. Looking at the factors that will drive the container shipping market for next several years, one sees more of negative than of positive factors. Major factors … Continue reading Factors That Will Control Future Container Shipping Market

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