Zebra Enterprise Solutions, a division of Zebra Technologies Corporation, announced that the Sociedad Portuaria Regional de Barranquilla (SPRB), located on the northern coast of Colombia, upgraded its in-house terminal operating system (TOS) of nearly two decades to NavisTM SPARCS to improve operations and productivity in the thriving Caribbean market.

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• The main container terminal in the Dominican Republic SPARCs N4

    Zebra Enterprise Solutions, a division of Zebra Technologies (Nasdaq: ZBRA), has announced Haina International Terminals in the Dominican Republic upgraded its in-house terminal operating system (TOS) with Navis SPARCS N4 to improve operations and customer service in the competitive Caribbean market. Read at Major Container Terminal in Dominican Republic Implements

• Large container terminal in the Dominican Republic tools SPARCS N4

    Zebra Enterprise Solutions, a division of Zebra Technologies (Nasdaq: ZBRA), has announced Haina International Terminals in the Dominican Republic upgraded its in-house terminal operating system (TOS) with Navis SPARCS N4 to improve operations and customer service in the competitive Caribbean market. Read at Major Container Terminal in Dominican Republic Implements

• Port of Haifa to replace its 20-Year-Old with Navis SPARCS N4 Terminal Operating System

    Zebra Enterprise Solutions, a division of Zebra Technologies (Nasdaq:ZBRA), announced today that the Haifa Port Company Ltd. in Israel will support its expected growth by replacing the company’s 20-year-old container management system with Navis™ SPARCS N4, the industry’s leading and most advanced terminal operating system (TOS). The Port of Haifa,

• Red Sea Gateway Terminal successfully implemented Navis Sparcs N4

    Red Sea Gateway Terminal (RSGT) the new grass route container terminal at Jeddah Islamic Port, has confirmed its deployment of its terminal operating system (TOS), indicating that all software has successfully passed operational testing, as it gets ready to receive its first commercial vessel in Dec 2009. Choosing the leading

• RFID Global Solution, Inc. and Zebra Enterprise Solutions Partners offer customers a wide range of technologies

    Zebra Enterprise Solutions, a division of Zebra Technologies, has extended its parent companyâ??s partner program by offering resellers such as RFID Global Solution, Inc. a suite of enterprise solutions to sell to its customers who want to streamline business operations. Read at RFID Global Solution, Inc. and Zebra Enterprise Solutions

• Namibia N $ 13.5 million invested in the port of Walvis Bay

    The Namibian Ports Authority has invested N$13.5 million in a next-generation container terminal operating system (Navis SPARCS N4) to align itself with international standards in terms of providing a world-class service to importers, exporters and shipping lines at the Port of Walvis Bay. According to CEO Bisey Uirab, increasing cargo

• Turkish terminal Knab zebras SPARK N4 for expected growth

    To account for an anticipated growth the Yilport Container Terminal in Gebeze, Turkey is implementing Zebra’s SPARCS N4 terminal operating system. The new system will handle movement of all container logistics and operations from gate yard to vessel. Currently the terminal is at 400,000 twenty-foot equivalents, a standard measure in

• Achieving maximum productivity with older cranes

    As ports face the continued push to reduce port of call mooring time, an overall productivity improvement may be necessary to remain competitive in the container shipping industry. Read at Achieving maximum productivity with older cranes

• Jurong Port is working on increasing the client connections, productivity

    JURONG Port is moving steadily to gear up for the future, while boosting alliances with existing customers. Leading shipping line and multi-purpose vessel operator Swire recently moved its multi-purpose operations to the port, while Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics and United Arab Shipping Company (UASC) have increased port calls. From April to

• ISC: Shippers object congestion surcharges

    The Israeli Shippers Council (ISC) protested against congestion surcharges applied by many shipping lines serving Israeli ports and called the shippers to object to the payment of such surcharge. The ISC called upon the shipping community to strongly protest the surcharge noting that the shipping lines and their agents have

• Collect $ 175 million Port Qasim terminal / The worlds largest cruise ship / Mexican port impact on Yuma / Dayton port / increase productivity for Bundaberg

    In today’s media watch: Port Qasim to build $175 million facility; world’s largest cruise ship to enter Atlantic; Deep water Mexican port may impact Yuma; Dayton Port Authority beginning to pick up; Productivity boost planned in Port of Bundaberg takeover. Read at $175 million Port Qasim terminal / World’s largest cruise

• Port of Haifa: January freight movement by 10%

    Haifa port company reported last week that during January 2010 the port handled TEU93,700, an increase of 10% compared to January 2009. The announcement made by the port also noted that following a strategic decision which was taken by the port management and labor leaders in December 2009, the port

• Namibia Port Gears computers for container handling increased

    The Namibian Ports Authority (NamPort) have invested a reported N$13.5 million in a NAVIS SPARCS N4 container terminal operating system from Navis, part of Zebra Enterprise Solutions. In April this year Namport appointed Mr Bisey Uirab as CEO and he made the announcement this week saying, “With this system in

• Gulftainer will record moves Khorfakkan

    Gulftainer reports that the Khorfakkan Container Terminal, which it operates on behalf of the Sharjah Ports Authority, has set a new productivity record, performing 343.3 moves per hour on the United Arab Shipping Company containership Deira during her recent call at the terminal. The 277 metre-long, 3,800teu UASC vessel called

• Horizon Lines To Begin New Terminal Operations in Oakland

    Horizon Lines, Inc., the nation’s leading domestic ocean shipping and integrated logistics company, has entered into a new agreement for terminal operations at the Port of Oakland. Horizon Lines has teamed with Ports America, the largest terminal operator and stevedoring company in the Americas, to service cargo moving through Oakland