SHIPSERV, a marine and offshore e-marketplace, has added CMA Ships, the wholly-owned fleet and crew management subsidiary of France's CMA CGM group...
CMA Ships joins online platform TradeNet to assist in crew management
SHIPSERV, a marine and offshore e-marketplace, has added CMA Ships, the wholly-owned fleet and crew management subsidiary of France's CMA CGM group, to its online trading platform, TradeNet, designed for buyers and suppliers.
CMA Ships signed with ShipServ after being attracted by new modules available on TradeNet that include e-invoicing and e-logistics, as well as sourcing and search data that the shipping community shares daily to provide more accurate data.
CMA Ships will connect to ShipServ through its existing BassNet fleet management software suite, a company statement said.
The Marseille-based company is responsible for the procurement activities of 100 container ships. Lars Bratshaug, vice president for sales EMEA at ShipServ said: "To bring such a highly-respected operator onto TradeNet really demonstrates that ShipServ is the preferred partner in this sector."
There are 15 containership owners and operators trading on TradeNet, who control about half of the vessels in the ocean liner shipping sector. They include AP Moller-Maersk, Mediterranean Shipping Company, Seaspan Corporation, NYK Line, "K" Line, MISC, Matson, Crowley Lines Reederei and Claus-Peter Offen.