-0.1 C
Hamburg
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Home News Major Panama terminal deploys next-gen TOS platform

Major Panama terminal deploys next-gen TOS platform

Tideworks Technology Inc. (Tideworks), a US logistics solutions provider, has announced the integration of its new marine terminal operating system (TOS) solution, Mainsail 10, at Manzanillo International Terminal (MIT) in Panama.

Mainsail 10 went live at MIT this month and it was Tidewroks’ first deployment of its new marine TOS solution.

Mainsail 10 provides rapid access to management of real-time data to improve decision making and increase the flow of cargo through the terminal, according to Tideworks, while also reducing costs.

The new TOS is highly configurable and customisable – allowing terminal operators to create individualised user experiences and powerful ad-hoc reports. Additionally, the solution integrates with back-office accounting and ERP (enterprise resource planning) systems among other third-party technologies.

Tideworks claims that Mainsail 10 increases the terminal operators’ flexibility and can seamlessly integrate and scale to adapt to changing operational needs.

Thomas Rucker, president of Tideworks, highlighted the durable co-operation with Panamanian terminal, commenting, “The successful go-live of Mainsail 10 at MIT signifies another milestone in our long-term partnership with MIT.”

Throughout the design and development of Mainsail 10, Tideworks worked closely with its terminal operator customers and stakeholders to create a next-generation TOS platform informed by historical industry insight, according to a statement.

“We have begun integrating Mainsail 10 with the variety of third-party tools and technologies in use at MIT to increase efficiency across the terminal,” said Stacy Hatfield, MIT general manager.

Below are the key features and benefits of Mainsail 10 according to Tideworks:

  • Highly Configurable User Experience.
  • Unprecedented System Command.
  • Intelligent Third-Party Integration.
  • High Performing.
  • Responsive Design.
  • Powerful Reporting.

Leading up to the go-live at MIT, Tideworks provided implementation services including project management, software configuration and installation, integration services, user training and go-live assistance. Tideworks will continue to offer ongoing maintenance and support services, which include 24-hour, seven days a week, technical support and software upgrades.





Latest Posts

Post NL’s Spring GDS opens new hub in UK

Post NL’s international subsidiary Spring GDS has officially established its new hub at London Heathrow, United Kingdom. The new 30,000m² facility is designed to enhance...

CLdN expands service between Belgium and England

European multimodal logistics provider CLdN has decided to increase the frequency and freight capacity on its Zeebrugge-Teesport route. The company said this increase is driven...

Why Port Operators Should Eye Sustainable Returns Strategies

Running a port is no walk in the park. After all, you're juggling countless responsibilities - maritime traffic, regulatory compliance, and global trade demands...

Yang Ming enhances intra-Asia service

Taiwanese box carrier Yang Ming aims to optimize its intra-Asia service network by enhancing its Japan (Kansai) – Taiwan – South China route (Japan...

DP World proceeds with Sokhna Logistics Park development

DP World has reached a major milestone in the development of the Sokhna Logistics Park in Egypt, with 65% of the first phase now...
error: Content is protected !!