CMA CGM outlines plan to deploy AI across shipping and logistics operations
CMA CGM plans to apply artificial intelligence (AI) in its business, including starting an AI ...
Cargolux has moved to correct media reports that it has ended ties with its joint-venture IT platform Champ.
Cargolux says that for all its core cargo IT requirements it will continue to use Champ, owned with Sita, which is focusing on its core cargo platform, CargoSpot.
However, the Luxembourg carrier is moving its non-core IT systems – activities such as crew rostering and flight planning – in-house. But it is keeping its shareholding in the IT company.
“What we are actually doing is an overhaul of our entire IT ...
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