LgMAR, known for its email software, and SHIPNEXT, a Digital Shipping Marketplace, have signed an agreement to
bring shipping and chartering world to a new
dimension of digital interconnectivity.
Shipping sector and transportation industry have witnessed many individual startups trying to innovate the workflow. The problem,
however, was that neither one of the solutions offered a complete set of
solutions. “It is these shortfalls, that never actually allowed a broad use of any
single solution, and so most of them stayed with their ever growing data flow and, predominantly, emails,” SHIPNEXT stated.
Interconnectivity, however, has been heard in the air for
over a year now. Just as blockchain started to transform into actual understanding of the concept and
the technology, companies acknowledged the importance of interconnectivity as a
way of securing reliability of data flows, the company added.
Since its start in 2016, SHIPNEXT developed a unique
patented concept of processing emails, and structuring the data for instant
Cargo-to-Ship matching, and further, optional, freight trading on the Digital
Shipping Marketplace.
This allowed its users to either manage their internal
emails flows, or, optionally, have their internal data enforced with data from
the Digital Exchange – SHIPNEXT Marketplace, adding thousands of Cargo and Open
Ship positions from the Marketplace.
“SHIPNEXT covers both heavy-lift, as well as
dry-bulk and wet-bulk cargo. In a few months, however, SHIPNEXT will also allow
instant comparison of break-bulk freight with those of container freights.”
Sea News, February 13
