India now hosts more than 1,700 GCCs, employs about 1.9 million people in these centres, and generated USD 64.6 billion in export revenue in FY24,
Global shipping carries more than 80% of world trade, and maritime trade growth slows to 0.5% in 2025 after 2.2% growth in 2024. Intermodal hubs
Port scalability is increasingly constrained by system flexibility rather than physical capacity, which is why cloud terminal operating systems are becoming central to modern port
A contemporary Terminal Operating System (TOS) can increase the port’s handling capacity by as much as 11.6%. This is especially important in the current fast-paced
The maritime industry has entered a new era, driven by digital systems and automated operations. The global maritime industry is undergoing a significant change. As
The global trade sector is booming. With this boom, pressure on ports to handle large volumes of cargo is also increasing. In 2024, the Port
India now hosts more than 1,700 GCCs, employs about 1.9 million people in these centres, and generated USD 64.6 billion in export revenue in FY24,
Global shipping carries more than 80% of world trade, and maritime trade growth slows to 0.5% in 2025 after 2.2% growth in 2024. Intermodal hubs
Port scalability is increasingly constrained by system flexibility rather than physical capacity, which is why cloud terminal operating systems are becoming central to modern port
A contemporary Terminal Operating System (TOS) can increase the port’s handling capacity by as much as 11.6%. This is especially important in the current fast-paced
The maritime industry has entered a new era, driven by digital systems and automated operations. The global maritime industry is undergoing a significant change. As
The global trade sector is booming. With this boom, pressure on ports to handle large volumes of cargo is also increasing. In 2024, the Port
