CalTrade Report, Savi Networks, California global, California international, cargo security, Port of Rotterdam, Port of Felixstowe, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Trans-Pacific Container Service Corp., Virginia Port Authority, Port of Busan - SAVI NETWORKS INKS ROTTERDAM PORT DEAL - CalTrade ReportAsia Quake Victims MOUNTAIN VIEW – 02/11/07 – Systems management program developer Savi Networks has signed an agreement to provide real-time container tracking and security technology to several major container terminals at the Port of Rotterdam, The Netherlands; the move follows similar agreements between the Silicon Valley-based company and the Port of Felixstowe in the UK, the Port of Busan, South Korea, and the Virginia Port Authority in the US. - MOUNTAIN VIEW – 02/11/07 – Systems management program developer Savi Networks has signed an agreement to provide real-time container tracking and security technology to several major container terminals at the Port of Rotterdam, The Netherlands; the move follows similar agreements between the Silicon Valley-based company and the Port of Felixstowe in the UK, the Port of Busan, South Korea, and the Virginia Port Authority in the US. - SAVI NETWORKS INKS ROTTERDAM PORT DEAL CalTrade Report, Savi Networks, California global, California international, cargo security, Port of Rotterdam, Port of Felixstowe, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Trans-Pacific Container Service Corp., Virginia Port Authority, Port of Busan - SAVI NETWORKS INKS ROTTERDAM PORT DEAL

 
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SAVI NETWORKS INKS ROTTERDAM PORT DEAL

MOUNTAIN VIEW – 02/11/07 – Savi Networks has extended its trademarked real-time information technology program to several the Europe Container Terminal and several other key container handling facilities at the Port of Rotterdam, Europe's largest port and distribution hub.

The Silicon Valley company develops management systems for shippers and transportation service companies and operates as a joint venture between Savi Technology, Inc., a Lockheed Martin company, and Hutchison Port Holdings, the world's largest ocean terminal operator.

The company’s primary product – known as SaviTrak – enables terminal operators to securely track and manage shipments throughout the company’s global information network in real time.

The move into Rotterdam follows on the heels of the company’s initializing operations at the Trinity Terminal at the UK’s Port of Felixstowe. The facility is the country’s busiest container terminal. 

Last month, Savi Network’s extended its operations to the Port of Busan, South Korea and last fall deployed its cargo tracking and security network at the Virginia Port Authority’s Norfolk International, Newport News Marine, and Portsmouth Marine Container Terminals.

Earlier last year, the company inked an agreement with the Trans-Pacific Container Service Corp. (TraPac) to provide its real-time, supply-chain information services to client shipping lines using TraPac’s terminal facilities at the ports of Los Angeles and Oakland, and Jacksonville, Florida. 

TraPac provides stevedoring services as the US terminal operating subsidiary of Tokyo-based Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL). 

The company’s three terminals in the US handle more than one million containers annually.

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DNP INTL INKS CHINA SUPPLY DEAL

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CANADIAN FIRM SNAGS AIRPORT PROJECT

SACRAMENTO – 08/11/08 – Canadian transportation multi-national Bombardier has snagged a $29.8 million contract to design, supply and install an automated people mover system at Sacramento International Airport; the automatic train system will transport airline passengers between a ticket terminal and security checkpoints and airline gates at a new Terminal B and, eventually, to Terminal A.


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