Industries

Logistics

Logistics operations run on high-value assets moving between people who cannot see each other. We build the systems that let a terminal manager, a yard supervisor and a client all read the same status at the same time.

Container terminal at blue hour with gantry cranes over a stacked yard

What we hear

The problems that come up first

These are the three things operators in this sector raise before anything else.

Equipment utilisation is a guess

Nobody can say which units were idle last month, so the fleet grows to cover a problem that scheduling could have solved.

Client enquiries take a phone call to answer

Where is my cargo is a question that should not require someone to find the person who knows.

Maintenance happens after the failure

Service intervals are calendar-based, so equipment working hard is treated the same as equipment sitting idle.

What we deploy

Systems built for this sector

Not a generic platform with a sector label on it. These are the specific capabilities we deploy into logistics operations.

  • Live location and condition for high-value assets
  • Yard and terminal movement records
  • Load planning and dispatch scheduling
  • Usage-based maintenance triggers
  • Client-facing status without a phone call
  • Utilisation and dwell-time reporting

Operating context

The conditions that shape how a system has to be built here.

  • Apapa and Tin Can operations run under congestion and access constraints that make accurate dwell-time data commercially significant.
  • Marine logistics for offshore support runs on manifests, permits and weather. The system has to understand all three.
  • Equipment working in salt air and heat has a maintenance profile that a generic asset system will get wrong.

Capability groups

What we would draw on

Other sectors

We also work in

Tell us what you are trying to fix

Most conversations start with an operational problem rather than a technology. Describe yours and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right people for it.