The Benefit of a Connected Marine Cargo Ecosystem

How the “black hole” of lacking visibility of the marine part of the supply chain can be resolved and provide stakeholders with visibility of data and efficient execution

25

April

  • 3PM London / 10AM New York
  • Free

Why attend?

Kaleris is the leading provider of cloud-based supply chain execution and visibility technology solutions. Many of the world’s largest brands rely on Kaleris for mission-critical logistics technology in yard management, transportation management, and maintenance & repair operations as well as terminal operating systems and marine carrier & vessel solutions from our premier Navis brand. By consolidating supply chain execution software assets across major nodes and modes into a central Execution & Visibility Platform, we solve for the dark spots and data gaps that cause friction and inefficiency in the global supply chain. Kaleris serves and supports customers in 80 countries.

In this webinar we want to zoom in on the impact of the marine transport in the Supply Chain. The marine part of the supply chain has long been declared a “black hole” when it comes to data visibility because the stakeholders in question operated in their own siloed environments. Kaleris, with its subdivisions of Carrier and Vessel Solutions and Terminal Operating Software is in the comfortable position to have a lot of the data in question already in their existing tools of TOS, stowage planning software, loading computer of the ship, YMS and TMS and can connect existing dots in a smart way.

Accompany us on the voyage of a container from the yard through various transport stations to the Terminal. Then let us zoom in on the preparation and execution of a port call of the vessel that will transport the container via the ocean to its next destination. Learn about the complex exchange of information between marine carriers, terminals and the ship and how collaboration on cargo data add to visibility, efficiency, utilization and safety of the cargo involved, while simultaneously considering the latest sustainability regulations.

Key learning objectives from this webinar:

  • Understand the complexity of the marine part of the supply chain
  •  Grow visibility to get rid of the “black hole” of marine transport
  • Learn how regulatory forces and compliance impact the growing visibility

Understand why collaboration on data is imperative

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Bastian Gehnke
Manager Product Management CVS, Kaleris

“Water is my element” says Bastian Gehnke, who started his career in the waters as a voluntary lifeguard at the German Lifeguard Association DLRG before he decided in 2007 to continue with a degree in maritime and ship operations onboard of commercial vessels of a German shipping company. After earning nautical and technical licenses in shipping at the seafaring school in Flensburg, he earned the graduate degree in maritime logistics and ship operations by the University of Flensburg. In 2014, Bastian joined Navis as a product manager for vessel and fleet performance. He decisively contributed to the design of the Kaleris vessel and fleet performance software Bluetracker. In the past years he has grown the portfolio of cloud applications for fleet performance as well as cargo operations.

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