COSMOS service, as well as the modification of GALEX, serve to improve transit times and increase frequency between the Far East and Middle East.

Following the successful deployment of Tideworks Technology’s Intermodal Pro (IPro) TOS at its new terminal in North West Ohio (NWOH), CSX plans to install IPro at up to 35 other CSX terminals across the US. Winning the NWOH contract was one of the main drivers in Tideworks’ decision to leverage the rail planning functionality it had built into its marine terminal planning system, Spinnaker, into a separate product for the intermodal market called IPro.

Cosmos, part of the PSA Group, has announced a “Cosmos Suite Redevelopment (CSR)” project to resurrect its TOS products.

Congestion has again been reported at Durban Container Terminal in South Africa. Haulage drivers were forced to wait for many hours on several days in mid-February, apparently because of storms in KwaZulu-Natal Province and as a result of what the terminal later attributed to problems with the Cosmos TOS.

Terminal operating system (TOS) suppliers are looking to position themselves as technology partners rather than off-theshelf solution providers.

Belgian software developed Phaeros has won contracts from the Port of Melbourne Corporation (PMC), Australia and Corredor de Desenvolvimento do Norte (CDN) in Nacala, Mozambique.

COSMOS service, as well as the modification of GALEX, serve to improve transit times and increase frequency between the Far East and Middle East.

Following the successful deployment of Tideworks Technology’s Intermodal Pro (IPro) TOS at its new terminal in North West Ohio (NWOH), CSX plans to install IPro at up to 35 other CSX terminals across the US. Winning the NWOH contract was one of the main drivers in Tideworks’ decision to leverage the rail planning functionality it had built into its marine terminal planning system, Spinnaker, into a separate product for the intermodal market called IPro.

Cosmos, part of the PSA Group, has announced a “Cosmos Suite Redevelopment (CSR)” project to resurrect its TOS products.

Congestion has again been reported at Durban Container Terminal in South Africa. Haulage drivers were forced to wait for many hours on several days in mid-February, apparently because of storms in KwaZulu-Natal Province and as a result of what the terminal later attributed to problems with the Cosmos TOS.

Terminal operating system (TOS) suppliers are looking to position themselves as technology partners rather than off-theshelf solution providers.

Belgian software developed Phaeros has won contracts from the Port of Melbourne Corporation (PMC), Australia and Corredor de Desenvolvimento do Norte (CDN) in Nacala, Mozambique.