Container tracking software for ocean freight is a digital platform that provides real-time visibility into container location, status, and estimated arrival times by aggregating data from carriers, ports, and AIS vessel tracking systems. Advanced platforms also include predictive ETAs, exception management, and workflow automation to help shippers proactively manage their supply chain. Managing an international […]
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In an industry where delays, lack of visibility, and fragmented communications can cost millions, ocean freight software is no longer a nice-to-have: in 2026, it’s a must. For Supply Chain leaders looking to modernize their logistics operations and drive long-term value, this is your starting point. What Is Ocean Freight Software? Ocean freight software is […]
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Remember the Evergiven choking the Suez Canal? Cargo owners worldwide suddenly discovered what “general average” really meant when they received unexpected nine-figure bills. The Strait of Hormuz tensions? Shippers learned the hard way how “matters affecting performance” Bill of Lading clause can strand their goods indefinitely with zero carrier liability.These aren’t theoretical risks buried in […]
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Shipping is considered an emission-intensive industry. After all, international shipping contributes 3% of the total global emissions. This is exclusive of emissions linked to inland and air transport. According to the Fourth Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Study 2020 CO2 emissions by the shipping industry could go up to 17% in the years to come. The challenge is multifaceted […]
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The drive for decarbonization is fueled by consumer expectations, regulations, and corporate social responsibility objectives. Shipping alone is responsible for emitting 940 million tonnes of CO2 annually, contributing to 2.5% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Shippers are faced with two primary objectives : 1. Reporting on their CO2 emissions 2. Taking action to reduce their carbon footprint However, […]
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Ocean operations are complex and involve multiple players spread across countries. While it may appear that relying on third-party logistics providers (3PLs) and freight forwarders is the only solution, you might be better off insourcing your container shipping operations. The question is, how do you choose? Here’s what you need to know: STEP 1: Recognize […]
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