terminal digitalization

Quelle: https://www.porttechnology.org/port-management/terminal-automation-digitalization/

The terminal digitalization refers to the systematic, integrated use of digital technologies in terminal facilities (such as ports, rail or inland terminals, and airports) to optimize operations, data exchange, and visibility, thereby improving throughput, efficiency, asset management, safety, and automation through tools like IoT, automation, and AI-driven decision support.

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