São Paulo, April 5th, 2022 – eProfessionalTI, a software developer for the management of empty container terminals, has entered into another commercial agreement. This time with BBM Logística. The company is one of the largest logistics operators in Mercosur and decided to bet on innovation and higher performance to handle more volume of entry and exit of containers more quickly, maximizing productivity with a low-cost operation and high efficiency.
According to Luiz Carlos dos Santos, Project Development director at eProfessionalTI, as the company expands its customer base throughout Mercosur with this agreement, it is an opportunity to also optimize terminal operating systems in all regions of Brazil. "The company operates in important ports, working as a gateway to the world," he said.
Solutions that bring more efficiency to terminal operations, such as gate services, survey and repairs, are offered by eProfessionalTI's SISTER system. "Implementing the solution means offering more complete support for managing produced data, including in real time. This information may be collected through mobile applications, processed and provided on web platforms. Another point that deserves to be highlighted is in relation to the automation of surveys, structure repair workshop, PTI services (reefers containers) with the use of mobile applications with productivity indicators for decision making", highlights Luiz.
The director reinforces that this partnership with BBM is evidence that eProfessionalTI's work area is in full expansion. "We will implement a successful terminal operating system. Constant trade cooperation will be continued," he concludes.
BBM Logística is a reference in End-to-End and Omnichannel solutions, ranging from raw material to final consumer. The company has been operating for more than 20 years in the transportation sector, with a presence throughout the country and seven Mercosur countries. In addition, BBM has the largest logistic ERP in Latin America, which aims to integrate all operations and facilitate access to resources and interpretation of mobile data.