Container & Cargo Handling

The previously intimate Shanghai and Hong Kong now seem like strangers, as Stevie Knight discovers

Although the contract with the external services company at Naha isstill in its early days, NICTIs president Edgardo Q Abesamis says, to date, there have been no badexperiences; to the contrary, things…

Smaller terminals are sticking to third party equipment maintenance service plans, as Alex Hughes finds out

Atraditional TOS was first installed at New Zealands Port Nelson in 1998 toprovide basic gate in/out functionality and yard management.

Michael King examines whether traditional Terminal Operating Systems can be expanded to manage entire ports

Emergency planning and business continuity are increasingly important for ports. Felicity Landon reports

Russias sights are on plans for $13.3bn of port investment by 2012. Since the downturn, Russias dependence on energy exports has increased, (20% of its coal goes abroad), so its ports are…

Coal producers are bypassing chokes in the supply chain to invest directly in terminal space, as Stevie Knight explains

Intelligent controls and a green agenda are changing RTG drives for the better, as Stevie Knight discovers