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Port of Rotterdam and IBM to build a port wired for the future
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THE Port of Rotterdam and c have announced a multi-year digitisation scheme to deploy the Internet of Things to create a safer and more efficient traffic management of the port.
This and cloud technologies will Rotterdam's 42-kilometre long site to dock "connected" ships in the future, starting with the development of a centralised dashboard to marshal and analyse real-time data to improve operations
"Here in Rotterdam, we are taking action to become the smartest port in the world," said Port of Rotterdam Authority chief financial officer Paul Smits.
"Speed and efficiency are essential to our business, and requires us to use all of the data available to us," said Mr Smit.
As the largest port in Europe, the Port of Rotterdam handles over 461 million tonnes of cargo and more than 140,000 vessels annually.
Rotterdam operators will also be able to view the operations of all the different parties at the same time, making the process more efficient, said Mr Smit.
"Shipping companies and the port stand to save up to one hour in berthing time which can amount to US$80,000 in savings," he said.
This and cloud technologies will Rotterdam's 42-kilometre long site to dock "connected" ships in the future, starting with the development of a centralised dashboard to marshal and analyse real-time data to improve operations
"Here in Rotterdam, we are taking action to become the smartest port in the world," said Port of Rotterdam Authority chief financial officer Paul Smits.
"Speed and efficiency are essential to our business, and requires us to use all of the data available to us," said Mr Smit.
As the largest port in Europe, the Port of Rotterdam handles over 461 million tonnes of cargo and more than 140,000 vessels annually.
Rotterdam operators will also be able to view the operations of all the different parties at the same time, making the process more efficient, said Mr Smit.
"Shipping companies and the port stand to save up to one hour in berthing time which can amount to US$80,000 in savings," he said.