CyberLogitec, one of the leading providers of operational technologies for ports and terminals, has unveiled OPUS Terminal M, its newest multi-purpose terminal operating system (TOS).
The solution, designed for small- to medium-sized terminals, supports the handling of containers and a range of other cargo types, as well as operators who run more than one facility.
According to a statement, OPUS Terminal M also offers the advanced functionality of CyberLogitec's well-established OPUS Terminal system.
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In addition to this, OPUS Terminal M offers 2D and 3D visualization of full cargo and yard operations in real-time, helping operators to make better decisions, manage their throughput more effectively, and maintain safety standards.
Jason Hyeon, Managing Director of CyberLogitec Global, commented: “OPUS Terminal M sets new standards for the industry.
“Besides accessibility and flexibility, it presents the full functionality of bespoke container TOS systems, offering terminals of all sizes the benefits and advanced operational efficiencies that were previously exclusive to mega terminals because of cost considerations.”
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Other benefits of the solution include its simple, browser-based accessibility to data across multiple locations, with key features available on mobile devices such as tablets and phones.
OPUS Terminal M is also described as a complete and integrated system with a flexible interface, reducing the need for extra third-party solutions.
CyberLogitec has added that the system is currently the most advanced multi-purpose TOS that can support multi-terminal and multi-modal operations on the cloud.
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