Terminal Information Systems

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A Terminal Information System (TIS) is a specialized software solution for planning, controlling, and monitoring logistical operations at transport terminals (e.g. seaports, airports, freight terminals). It includes modules for cargo and vehicle management, gate and yard control, and resource and personnel planning, aiming to optimize terminal efficiency and safety.

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