Associated British Ports &
Southampton Container Terminal
A quarter of the UK's seabourne trade comes through one of ABP's ports. IT plays an important role in managing the import and export of cargo through our ports.
This talk is on the use of techhology in the ports industry from the perspective of the Port Authority and a Terminal Operator. We will provide an ovewrview of the flow of information between the vessel's agent and the Port Authority which is used to manage the vessels arrival and departure. Switching perspectives we will then look at the information flow between the vessel operators and the terminal which is used to manage the container loading and unloading process.
Wednesday 16
6:30pm - Refreshments
7:00pm - Presentation
Queen Alexandra House,
Cargo Road,
Port of Cardiff,
CF10 4LY
http://southwales.bcs.org/event-2008-04-16.htm
All BCS events are open to the public and we would encourage anyone who has an interest in computing, the professional IT industry, an interest in the subject matter or who simply want the chance to meet others in the industry to feel free to come along on the night.
For further information on British Computer Society events in South Wales please visit out web site (http://southwales.bcs.org/) or contact our branch secretary (ralphmiller@bwlch.freeserve.co.uk).
