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Veson Nautical partners with Seaber to accelerate pre-fixture optimization in IMOS

Original · Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide · Shipping · 2h ago
Maritime data and technology provider Veson Nautical and scheduling and optimization company Seaber today announced a new integration to connect voyage workflows, enabling an optimized plan to become a live estimate in one step. The integration connects Veson's flagship solution IMOS with Seaber's scheduling and optimization platform, removing a manual hand-off between planning and commitment. ...
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