Navis, the provider of operational technologies and services that unlock greater performance and efficiency for leading organizations throughout the global shipping industry, announced that APM Terminals successfully completed the latest implementation of N4 within its network of terminals – at the APMT Mumbai location. Also known as Gateway Terminals India (GTI), the facility joins the .
25 May 2021 (Last Updated May 25th, 2021 15:28)
APM Terminals Mumbai has completed the deployment of Navis N4 successfully.
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With the deployment of N4, clients will now be able to have better engagement with the terminal. Credit: Alex Duffy on Unsplash.
APM Terminals (APMT) Mumbai, commonly known as Gateway Terminals India (GTI), has concluded the installation of the latest N4 offering from Navis, a subsidiary of Cargotec.
With the deployment of N4, clients will now be able to have better engagement with the terminal.
N4 will offer greater visibility into container tracking and truck turn times for improved planning and support of container pick-up as well as drop-off.
India shipping operations run into disarray as cyclone makes landfall
Shipping operations for commodities ranging from oil and coal to consumer goods and textiles will be delayed in the week ending May 22, as the cyclone Tauktae raged past India’s western coastline, trading executives, port officials and refiners told S&P Global Platts May 18.
Naval ships and aircraft have been deployed to evacuate hundreds of personnel from oil barges and a rig while the bunkering operations have also been severely hit.
Even though the landfall of the dreaded cyclone has already happened, its gradually fizzling out and most ports will resume operations by midnight May 18 or early May 19 but by the time all logistics are up and running, a few days of delay in loading and unloading cargoes and ship bunkering is projected by those directly involved in this work.
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Sea ports evacuate personnel, stop yard operations as Tauktae intensifies into Extremely Severe Cyclonic Storm
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The Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT), which oversees the Nhava Sheva port has suspended all yard operations and evacuated all personnel from the dockyard on Sunday evening after suspending berthing from late Saturday night. Transporters were also asked to evacuate their trailers and equipment.
The storm is expected to move north-westwards and reach Gujarat coast on Monday evening and cross between Porbandar & Mahuva (Bhavnagar district) during the night between 8 and 11 pm.
In light of the cyclone Tauktae, two of the busiest ports on the west cost of India - Nhava Sheva and Mundra have suspended all yard operations and unberthed all ships till weather conditions improve.