Port Authority of Gijón awards railways module to Prodevelop

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The Port Authority of Gijón (PAG) is digitalising its rail-port system with a new contract awarded to Prodevelop.

PAG’s main objective is the implementation of a digital solution that monitors and coordinates rail traffic.

Interoperability is expected to improve through the exchange of information in European rail freight services through digitalisation, and via the use of TAF TSI technical standards.

This new solution will be integrated into the current port management platform at PAG, a task made easier as Prodevelop also supply the two components of the port management system, Posidonia Management (PMIS) and Posidonia PCS. It is for good reason why Posidonia Port Solutions is a product suite developed exclusively by Prodevelop.

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The agreement also includes corresponding maintenance.

In total, the project has a duration of two years.

The Railways module will provide PAG with an electronic solution for the management of the railway capacity and traffic, which will enable it to cover its needs and achieve the objectives set out in the framework of the European project I RAIL.

“By exchanging information in a digital and harmonised way, we expect improvements to the efficiency & quality of service and the reduction of operating costs, therefore contributing to an increase in share of rail freight transport in Europe,” Prodevelop wrote in a statement.

“At Prodevelop, we are grateful for the trust placed in us, and guarantee our commitment to our clients to help them digitalise their operations and improve their bottom line.”

Earlier this year in May APMT Gijón launched several improvements to benefit operational, energy, and safety capabilities at its facilities.

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