CHAMP Cargosystems and Worldwide Information Network
(WIN) have announced the integration of WIN 3.0 with CHAMP's Traxon cargoHUB
platform.
CHAMP's community integration platform Traxon cargoHUB is
designed to act as an open, extendable and rules based "industry service
bus." It simplifies transmission, conversion and distribution of messages,
and expands the scope of information sharing within the air logistics
community.
This allows independent freight forwarders worldwide to
connect electronically and directly to 100 airlines and to access a wide range
of mature e-cargo enabling services.
The WIN solution provides freight forwarders with not
only full agent-to-agent e-connectivity, but also full agent-to-ocean carrier
and, from June 2013, agent-to-air carrier electronic transmission of all data.
The partnership between WIN and CHAMP's Traxon cargo HUB
is a "major step forward for small-and-medium-sized forwarders to become
e-freight-enabled, support the e-AWB (IATA's electronic Air Waybill) initiative
and further automate processes. It allows the seamless transmission of
standardised messages such as MAWBs (Master Air Waybills), HAWBs (House Air
Waybills), status information, availability and booking requests," a joint
company statement said.
The integration was announced to independent freight
forwarding companies attending the WCA Family Annual Conference Week in Bangkok,
Thailand. WCA membership encompasses 4,807 freight forwarder offices in 189
countries. The release said: "WIN has been embraced by the network as the
ideal solution to the SME sector's urgent requirement for a significant leap
forward in e-connectivity."
The solution was also unveiled at the World Cargo
Symposium in Doha, where John DeBenedette, managing director of WIN, said,
"Although small- and medium-sized forwarders offer their customers many
advantages over the multinationals, they still lack the sort of IT connectivity
their larger competitors take for granted. This new connection between WIN and
CHAMP's Traxon cargoHUB levels the playing field and, in fact, sets the stage
for the independents to leap ahead. Users will rapidly benefit from efficiency
gains, cost savings and an increase in service quality."
Source : HKSG.
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