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Visit Our Stand #33 At ASEAN Ports & Logistics

Visit Our Stand #33 At ASEAN Ports & Logistics

From October 23 to 24, we will be pleased to meet representatives of the Asian and global logistics community in Johor, Malaysia. Join us at the 22nd ASEAN Ports and Logistics Exhibition and Conference!

We look forward to meeting you at our stand №33. We’ll introduce you to modern IT solutions based on the Solvo.TOS automation system for port and cargo terminal:

  • Learn how to effectively handle container, general, Ro-Ro, and bulk cargo.
  • Discover how to efficiently manage operations for reclassifying cargo types
  • Explore our mobile applications for tallyman and surveyors, which improve the quality and speed of their work.
  • Discover the capabilities of Solvo.TOS, such as functionality for managing automated loading equipment (cranes and terminal loaders).
  • Experience the convenience of the Solvo.Billing module for calculating terminal services and invoicing to clients.

You will also meet at our stand SOLVO’s IT solutions for warehouses and freight yards – the Solvo.WMS and Solvo.YMS systems, as well as a special mobile app for warehouse staff.

And on October 24 at 11:30 AM, we invite you to attend a presentation by Giovanni Migliaccio, Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing at Solvo Europe. He will discuss the latest IT solutions for processing various types of cargo and transport at the terminal to ensure its competitiveness and sustainability.

➡ Read more about the event and how to attend here

Engage and discover modern IT solutions for your logistical efficiency with SOLVO at the ASEAN Ports and Logistics Exhibition and Conference!  Seize this opportunity to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving logistics landscape!

 

 

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