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Oman Air to implement SmartKargo's cloud-based cargo platform
TO manage sales and operations Oman Air is to start using SmartKargo's cloud-based IT software from June, to "leverage our joint-venture route-sharing agreement with Cargolux to develop Muscat as a logistics hub", according sales chief Mahfood Al Harthy.
He said the carrier's objective for using the cargo platform is "to have a rapid deployment of an industry-standard solution without having to spend on infrastructure".
SmartKargo is equipped to handle electronic air waybills, manage warehouse and ramp operations, determine flexible pricing and ratemaking and provide round-the-clock support via its three global call centres.
"In my experience as a recently retired head of cargo at IATA, it used to take many years and millions of dollars to implement a cargo IT solution," said consultant Des Vertannes, reported Atlanta area Air Cargo World.
"SmartKargo's approach, to create an industry-standard cloud solution, is a game changer," he said.
SmartKargo has already been adopted by Hawaiian Airlines, Norwegian, and eight other cargo carriers, according to the company's executive vice president, sales and marketing, Jay Shelat.
He said the carrier's objective for using the cargo platform is "to have a rapid deployment of an industry-standard solution without having to spend on infrastructure".
SmartKargo is equipped to handle electronic air waybills, manage warehouse and ramp operations, determine flexible pricing and ratemaking and provide round-the-clock support via its three global call centres.
"In my experience as a recently retired head of cargo at IATA, it used to take many years and millions of dollars to implement a cargo IT solution," said consultant Des Vertannes, reported Atlanta area Air Cargo World.
"SmartKargo's approach, to create an industry-standard cloud solution, is a game changer," he said.
SmartKargo has already been adopted by Hawaiian Airlines, Norwegian, and eight other cargo carriers, according to the company's executive vice president, sales and marketing, Jay Shelat.
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