Youredi, a provider of cloud-based Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) solutions, has revealed that it has enabled the connection of multiple APM Terminals locations to the TradeLens platform.
TradeLens, a blockchain solution developed by Maersk and IBM to promote the efficient and secure exchange of information, has already been joined by the Port of Montreal and Valenciaport.
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According to a statement, Youredi is boosting the speed at which APM Terminals facilities can take advantage of TradeLens’ data sharing capabilities.
The Maersk and IBM platform receives multiple data feeds from various APM Terminals locations in real time, providing operational insight and improving the flow of cargo.
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TradeLens also aims to foster greater collaboration and trust across the global supply chain.
In addition to this, Youredi is currently facilitating a number of new connections between TradeLens and stakeholders within the shipping industry.
Karri Lehtonen, Chief Operating Officer of the Finland-based Youredi, said: “Youredi’s powerful integration platforms allows us to onboard additional locations of APM Terminals in just minutes.”
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