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In this articles, we’ll talk about definition and a brief history of the XELLZ Project Logistics Control Centers (PLCC), its importance, different usage scenarios in several sectors, its infrastructure, how we came to choose the right technology, integration of all our solutions, importance of qualified training, IT system and usage with high productivity as brief as possible. But before we […]
Most non-banking organisations who are trusted with customer funds often use escrow accounts in order to manage those funds. In recent months some Banks have developed alternatives based on block chain technology and with great results. So, what does this mean for the project logistics industry? With these new type of services, every corporate customer of any non-bank organisation could […]
Technology Breakthrough for Project Management XELLZ’s CEO & President, Peter Bouwhuis, provided insight into the effects of new technologies for project management during his Breakbulk Showcase: Breakbulk Technology Breakthrough– Project Logistics Management at Breakbulk Southeast Asia 2017 in Kuala Lumpur held on 5 Sept. had been a major topic. This subject needs some attention for the simple reason that it […]
How Mobility and IoT are Transforming the Project Logistics Like any function in business, the project transport & logistics is beset with challenges. Rising expenses, volatile fuel cost, increasing competition, large volumes of data, and ever-changing industry demands all come together to make this function tougher than most. An opportunity is afforded by the digital revolution though. This technology-based crusade […]
Cyber attacks. We’re all hearing about them; we read about them daily and many of us have experienced them. Maersk and APM Terminals were the latest. At XELLZ we are working on not only feighting against these attacks but on training our people to signal these attempts of attack which are at the front door of our systems, the email. […]