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Digitalising Global Marine Terminal Operations with Maritime Assurance 2.0

Digitalising Global Marine Terminal Operations with Maritime Assurance 2.0
Gonzalo Mera Truffini, vice president of The Latin American Society of Maritime Oil Terminals and SBM Operators (SLOM) explains how Maritime Assurance 2.0 is helping shippers better serve storage clients Times are changing for the shipping industry in Latin America and around the world. There is constant pressure to deliver more with less, and do it with greater speed, efficiency and sustainability. This is especially true in the shipping segment serving the energy industry, where the pursuit of competitive advantages is impacted by a growing range of compliance requirements and the need to help safeguard our world for future generations. Digitalisation is part of our lives, so digital tools are increasingly important for meeting these objectives. They enable terminal operators and their shipping partners to improve operational efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and strengthen safety at sea. Integrating these tools into terminal and shipping operations also delivers new capabilities, streamlining operations while making it possible to track cargo in real time, and optimise routes to reduce the environmental impacts for improved fuel efficiency and to ensure timely...

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