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The chemical industry is under rapid evolution to strike the balance between becoming lean and cost efficient while fulfilling increasing customer demands.

When thinking about the presence of data in your supply chain, and how to make it more complete or less costly, there are five questions you should ask about your data.

The number of trade partners and countries using the TradeLens eBL is growing steadily with the recent integration of carriers MSC and CMA-CGM. See the impact this is already having in global trade ecosystems.

Connecting to Tradelens, a blockchain platform jointly developed by IBM and Maersk, all ICTSI terminals gain permissioned access to accurate information on cargo movements well in advance of vessel arrivals.

The next time you walk into your local coffee shop and order, think about the logistics and effort that went in behind it. NKG explains the way TradeLens is helping them manage logistics in new ways.

Youredi is for clients who are looking to connect to TradeLens but have limited inhouse resources or knowhow. You now have the option to leverage a provider already experienced with TradeLens integrations.

Cargo being transported can take different routes through logistics networks, within regions and globally. Therefore, the need for the many actors to be digitally connected is needed now more than ever.

CMA CGM and MSC complete TradeLens integration and join as Foundational Carriers working with the IBM and Maersk shipping platform to Improve data sharing across the industry. With two more major shipping leaders actively sharing information, data on nearly half of the world's ocean container cargo is now available on a single blockchain-based data platform.

The art of supply chain. BlockpARTy is a five-part series of virtual events that spotlight the art, the artists and the innovators.

Royal Malaysian Customs Department to use IBM and A.P. Moller – Maersk’s TradeLens platform to improve the speed, transparency and security of local and international shipping.

YILPORT Holding, largest Turkish owned international terminal operator which operates 22 terminals and 6 inland terminals in 11 countries, joins TradeLens.

While intermodal transportation is a vast category that can include many methods of shipment, rail and trucking are the means most commonly associated within the industry. Assessing the benefits of intermodal transportation for any one business will depend on metrics collected by the industry. TradeLens provides secure and consistent access to unprecedented levels of event data including first and last mile, published directly from its source.