Charlotte Pouyet, Author at American Eagle News

OSCAR strated at PACOCI – TGI Maritime Software

Charlotte Pouyet — Wed, 03 Aug 2022 15:07:47 +0000

The company PACOCI

PACOCI is a company co-owned by the Bolloré Group and APMT 50/50. It is based in Abidjan and its main activity is the repair of dry and reefer containers. They also perform container stuffing on their fleet. The repair activity consists of : one the one hand inspecting empty containers, and producing quotes to container operators when repairs are necessary; on the other hand to undertake repairs upon agreement. They therefore mainly manage empty containers.

The company’s expectations

PACOCI called on TGI to find a solution for the management of their repair terminal. OSCAR, which is adaptable to repair terminals, would allow them to computerize their data and have a better follow-up of the PACOCI terminal.

Identify containers at the entrance and exit of the depot in real time
Track the status of the container (to be repaired, start repair, end of repair) in real time
Commissioning handling equipment (Reach Stackers) for container movements
Locate containers on their yard
Streamline operations in general
Send EDI messages to their customers to inform them of the entry or exit of containers.

The solution provided by TGI

OSCAR is the TOS chosen to meet the needs of the site because it makes it possible to digitize the entire…

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