Paranaguá Container Terminal (TCP), has implemented the N4 terminal operating system (TOS) from Navis, with the investment costing R$25m (US$7.3m).
The migration to the new system is due to the evolution of the infrastructure and processes of the Brazilian facility, where capacity is scheduled to increase from 1.5m teu to 2.5m teu by 2018.
Alexandre Rubio Teixeira Pinto, chief finance officer of TCP, stated: “Navis is the world’s most widely used operating system and should generate increased efficiency and productivity for the terminal. With that, we are able to integrate port information into the system, generating even more speed and reliability to the work developed by TCP.”
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