South Korea, 14th Oct 2021 – CyberLogitec, the leading provider of Maritime, Port/Terminal, and Logistics operations IT technologies and subsidiary of EUSU Holdings, announced that the OPUS Terminal implementation in Brasil Terminal Portuário has completed successfully in June 2021 with ongoing stable operations.

BTP, a joint venture between APM Terminals and TIL (Terminal Investment Limited), is the largest terminal in South America and has a geographical advantage in providing shipping routes all over the world. With the OPUS Terminal system implementation, BTP is expected to achieve the highly looked-for effect of enhancing the work efficiency and convenience, punctuality in vessel entry and departure, and higher productivity in annual throughput.

“We chose OPUS Terminal since the system is based on best practices around the world and we believe that the system is advanced and stable enough to support us to provide efficient terminal operation and high quality service,” said Marcio Guiot, Chief Operating Officer at BTP.

OPUS Terminal’s deployed ‘Advanced Modules’ enhances the operational efficiency of the terminal’s yard and vessel operations, decreases unnecessary and unproductive work, shortens the needed planning time while increasing operational productivity.

The same version of OPUS Terminal’s Advanced Modules is being used at Westports terminal, the mega container terminal located in Malaysia, and many other CyberLogitec terminals.

The restricted movement between nations resulting from COVID-19 was the biggest issue for the project. To cope with the given crisis, OPUS Terminal project team at CyberLogitec has implemented the system remotely without a single visit to BTP Terminal during the 18 months project period.

“To achieve a successful remote implementation for the first time, we completed rigorous preliminary planning and preparations, and the establishment of new processes and development. To mitigate the risk of a remote implementation and customer uncertainty, testing was carried out repeatedly. The process and result have been open and transparent to the customer as part of customer communications. Consequentially, we’ve made the successful implementation and reduced the project stabilization period as well.”, said Jeong Min Son, Head of Port Department.

About Brasil Terminal Portuário:

BTP is a private container terminal in the Organized Port of Santos – Brazil. A modern project – that enables a greater competitiveness for Brazilian ports since 2013 – is strategically located on the right bank of the Port of Santos (Latin America’s largest). With a total area of 430,000 square meters, and innovative project of USD 800 million of initial investment, BTP offers the country a sustainable terminal, having promoted the remediation of one of the largest environmental liabilities of the State of São Paulo and the largest in the port area. BTP generates thousands of direct and indirect jobs, contributing to the development of the Region. The facility, that offers an outstanding port productivity operations in South America, has a 1.108m of quay length, allowing up to 3 new panamax class vessels to berth simultaneously. Brasil Terminal Portuário is a joint venture between Terminal Investment Limited (TIL) and APM Terminals and has an annual throughput capacity of 1.5 million TEUs (Twenty-Foot Equivalent Unit).

For more information visit: www.btp.com.br

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