FW: Where’s my container?

Aerial top view container cargo ship unloading in import export

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By LoadstarEditorial

20/09/2019

FreightWaves writes: ““Logistics is probably one of the last industries to be disrupted,” according to Steven Jan Van Hengel, senior manager of the Port of Rotterdam Authority. The Netherlands port is the largest in Europe and has been investing in digitization for the past three to four years, Hengel said during a panel discussion on ports’ physical and digital infrastructures at the CSCMP Edge 2019 conference in Anaheim, CA, this week.”

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