Any portal in a storm?

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Until autumn 2000, the idea that arch-independent Maersk Sealand would take the lead in creating an IT alliance in liner shipping would have struck many observers as unworthy of consideration. But, in October 2000, Maersk Sealand and its partners, P&O Nedlloyd, MSC, Hamburg Sud and CMA CGM announced the formation of INTTRA, the “world’s first neutral carrier portal.”..

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