Multinational logistics provider headquartered in Dubai, operating 172 marine and inland terminals across 51 countries with always-on, high-volume operations
End-to-end cargo logistics, port terminal operations, maritime services, and free zone management supporting global trade flows
Large-scale port and logistics infrastructure enabled by enterprise platforms (including the Zodiac product) coordinating scheduling, movement, and compliance across regions
Replace fragmented support and ad-hoc releases with a scalable L1/L2 model standardizing incident management, protecting SLAs, and freeing L3/development to focus on roadmap delivery
New geographies launched faster than L1/L2 could ramp, creating go-live backlogs and uneven coverage
Core engineering trapped in break-fix work; enhancement roadmaps slipped and MTTR trended upward
Unclear ownership and missing runbooks caused ticket ping-pong, delayed triage, and repetitive incidents
Varying response times and sparse updates eroded trust, complicating renewals across regions
Ad-hoc hotfixes, limited rollback planning, and environment drift reduced stability and audit readiness
24/7 telemetry with routed, deduplicated alerts for faster triage and reduced noise.
Standardized runbooks, SLAs, and RCA practices to cut MTTR and recurrences.
Lightweight CAB, effort sizing, and risk gates to protect live services.
Templated responses and searchable articles to lift first-contact resolution.
Real-time views of backlog, SLAs, and release health for proactive decisions.
Staged rollouts, smoke tests, and rollback plans for predictable deployments.
Modular, high-performance services and resilient APIs for core product workflows and incident isolation.
Rapid adapters and utilities ensuring interoperability with legacy modules and faster change delivery.
Secure, high-availability backbone for incidents, RFCs, and audit logs with strong integrity controls.
Real-time SLA, MTTR, and backlog dashboards enabling drill-down analysis and proactive decisions.
Hardened, standardized compute for predictable performance, patch governance, and compliance.
Unified intake for incidents, problems, RFCs, and release calendars enforcing ownership and reducing handoff friction.
Standardized runbooks and proactive monitoring accelerated triage and resolution.
L1/L2 absorbed repeatable issues, freeing engineers for roadmap work.
Staged rollouts, smoke tests, and rollback plans stabilized deployments.
Live SLA, backlog, and health dashboards enabled data-driven decisions.
Faster fixes, clearer updates, and fewer recurrences improved customer confidence.
Tier separation freed L3 to ship features sooner, without destabilizing production
Standardized runbooks and proactive monitoring accelerated triage and resolution
L1/L2 absorbed repeatable issues, preserving engineering focus on roadmap work
Staged rollouts, smoke tests, and rollback plans reduced deployment risk
Live SLA, backlog, and health dashboards enabled data-driven decision
Consistent playbooks supported multi-region growth and timezone coverage
Faster fixes, clearer updates, and fewer recurrences lifted customer confidence
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