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Solvo to Present a Unified Digital Ecosystem for Cargo Terminal Management at Mediterranean Ports and Shipping 2022

Mediterranean Ports and Shipping 2022

Get ready for Mediterranean Ports and Shipping!

From October 5–7, the Solvo team will be participating in the 8th Mediterranean Ports and Shipping Exhibition and Conference in Valencia, Spain. Proudly hosted by the Port of Valencia, this key event brings together over 150 high-level participants from across the Mediterranean region — including government officials, shippers, logistics companies, shipping lines, terminal operators, and technology providers.

We invite you to visit us at Stand #16 to explore how Solvo’s modular IT solutions can transform your logistics operations. With over 26 years of experience in automation and system integration for ports, terminals, rail freight stations, and warehouses, Solvo helps companies build truly unified ecosystems.

A unified digital environment

Solvo systems bring together all IT platforms, machinery, and equipment at the terminal into one digital space. They support real-time management of:

  • Various cargo types and transport modes
  • Remote terminal and warehouse operations
  • Information exchange across the global supply chain, including with clients, carriers, and government agencies

Real-world example

This year, Solvo and its partners developed a unified information environment connecting ports across the Caspian region — enabling seamless communication between terminals using different TOS platforms.

Don’t miss the presentation

On October 7th at 2:00 PM, Giovanni Migliaccio, VP of Sales & Marketing at Solvo Europe, will give a talk titled:

“A single digital ecosystem for terminal management as part of the global information environment connecting all the elements of the supply chain.”

We look forward to meeting you in Valencia!

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