Unisys has announced the integration of Qatar Airways Cargo into its Cargo Portal Services (CPS) platform, aiming to streamline air freight operations and improve efficiency for freight forwarders worldwide.
Key Benefits of the Integration:
- Enhanced Visibility: Freight forwarders gain immediate access to Qatar Airways Cargo’s capacity, allowing for efficient search and booking of shipments across the airline’s extensive network.
- 24/7 Access: The CPS platform provides round-the-clock availability to capacity data and booking options, reducing manual processes and response times.
- Expanded Route Options: Real-time access to Qatar Airways Cargo flights enhances operational agility and decision-making for global forwarders.
Executive Insights:
Chris Arrasmith, Senior Vice President of Enterprise Computing Solutions at Unisys, emphasized the company’s commitment to transforming the global logistics ecosystem with user-centric digital solutions. He stated, “Through the platform, we provide airlines with seamless, data-driven tools to improve efficiency and maximize potential revenue.”
Mark Drusch, Chief Officer Cargo at Qatar Airways Cargo, highlighted the airline’s dedication to offering innovative solutions for online cargo booking. He noted, “By adding the Unisys CPS platform to our omnichannel offering, we are enabling our customers more options to book their air freight on our extensive network.”
About Unisys Cargo Portal Services (CPS):
CPS is a global platform connecting over 33,000 freight forwarders with air cargo carriers, facilitating efficient pricing, booking, and tracking of shipments. This integration with Qatar Airways Cargo is expected to enhance cargo utilization and streamline access for global forwarders.
Conclusion:
The partnership between Unisys and Qatar Airways Cargo represents a significant advancement in digitalizing air freight operations, offering enhanced efficiency and expanded options for freight forwarders globally.
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