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Thiruvananthapuram: IBS Software, a Technopark-based firm specialising in new-generation IT solutions to the Travel, Transportation and Logistics (TTL) industry, has announced the setting up of an office at Rotterdam, in the Netherlands. The new facility marks the company’s entry into the ocean transportation sector, the latest addition to its six other lines of business. The Rotterdam base will be IBS’ second office in Europe after London, and its fourteenth worldwide. “We foresee great potential in the ocean transportation business. The office at Rotterdam, known to have one of the largest and the best known seaports in the world, will provide us a base and the expertise to add new products to build this particular line of business (LoB),” IBS Group chairman and CEO V.K. Mathews said. “The port of Rotterdam is the gateway to Western Europe, while the Netherlands has a good reputation in regard to marine logistics and transportation activities. Setting up an office in such a dynamic and supportive environment brings many advantages to our Ocean Transportation LoB,” said Martin Debel, vice-president and head, Ocean Transportation, LoB. IBS already has a fully integrated seaport operation management solution, iPort, in the Ocean Transportation LoB. The iPort system is operational at three ports under the Sharjah Ports Authority as well as at the Port of Male (Maldives Port Authority). The product supports the entire gamut of port operations ranging from marine operations, cargo and container operations, yard operations, cargo delivery to billing of all services rendered by a seaport. The IBS Group (IBS) operates six software development centres across the world. It has business operations in the Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa, supported through 14 global business centres.
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