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| Project name |
| Automated Data Systems - ADCS |
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| Client Name |
| Panama Canal Authority |
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| Challenges |
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Require for fast and secure online submission of Transit Booking requests and Risk Assessment capabilities. |
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| Key Results |
| Facilitates local Panamanian carrier agents in their submission of Transit Booking requests to the Panama Canal Authority via the internet. Canal Boarding and Security Officers will then be able to make their inspections aboard the vessels passing through the Canal waters. |
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| Consisting of Electronic Data Collection (EDCS) and Mobile Canal Operating System (MCOS), this system provide Panama Canal Authority in its facilitation for Passenger and Crew Lists, Admeasurer Data Sheet and Ship Due documents |
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| It also includes a Risk Assessment Analysis tool, and links data warehouse to federal agencies such as Customs, National Security agencies and the Coast Guard, thereby providing real-time risk assessment information on all vessels passing through the Canal waters. |
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| It is a secure and efficient process that allows real-time assessment information. |
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| Project name |
| Philippine Customs System |
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| Client Name |
| Philippine Bureau of Customs (BOC) |
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| Challenges |
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Require for fast, on-line submission and application of trade documentation. |
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| Key Results |
| Importers and exporters are making use of trade document submission system to submit applications and receive confirmation for manifest, lodgement, assessment, payment, tracking and online release of shipments. |
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| Increased efficiency for anytime, anywhere submission of application and confirmation for shipments. |
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| Project name |
| Automated Manifest System (AMS) |
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| Client Name |
| United States Customs and Border Protection |
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| Challenges |
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All carriers are to adhere to Customs and Border Protection (CBP) regulations to submit cargo data in advance in order to allow security checks. |
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| Key Results |
| All ocean cargo and highway carriers bound for United States are to submit manifest data in advance. This ensures that proper risk assessment is done and submitted to the Customs and Border Protection (CBP). |
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| Shipping agents and freight forwarders are able to comply with regulations efficiency on clearance to reduce terrorism associate risk on global cargoes. |
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| Project name |
| TradeXchangeTM (Singapore) |
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| Client Name |
| Singapore Customs |
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| Challenges |
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Multiple users were using different platforms and communicating at different times. Hence there were delays in the communications. Turnaround time for the trade community was slow. |
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| Key Results |
| With TradeXchangeTM as a neutral and secure platform, it enables exchange of information between shippers, freight forwarders, carriers and government agencies to facilitate the flow of goods within, through and out of Singapore. |
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| It is able to provide seamless inter-connectivity among commercial and regulatory systems for the Singapore trade and logistics community and its single electronic window creates integrated workflow submissions and enquiries to multiple users such as the Sea Ports, Airports, Maritime Authorities, Customs and Controlling Agencies. |
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| Project name |
| TradeNet (Singapore) |
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| Client Name |
| Singapore Government Agencies |
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| Challenges |
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Various parties were involved in customs declaration and processing trade permit at different times, causing delays. |
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| Key Results |
| World's first nationwide electronic trade network brings together the functions and requirements of more than 30 controlling agencies and allows businesses to apply for and receive trade permits within 10 seconds via the Internet. With tradenet, increased efficiency resulted in 95% of all trade permits processed within one minute while 97% of permits without customs declaration processed within seconds. |
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| Studies have shown that TradeNet generates an estimated savings of US$1 billion to Singapore's trading community. |
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| Project name |
| CertOfOrigin (Singapore) |
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| Client Name |
| Singapore Government Agencies |
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| Challenges |
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Various parties were involved in customs declaration and processing trade permit at different times, causing delays. |
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| Key Results |
| World's first web-based system that enables the convenient application and certification of Certificate of Origin over the Internet. |
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| Increased efficiency for electronic transmission of documents - the entire process from application to transmission of approved Certificate of Origin to overseas buyers, banks and Customs has been reduced from 4-7 days to within minutes. |
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| CertOfOrigin brings the Singapore trading community an estimated direct savings of about S$2.96 million a year. |
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| Project name |
| Automated Manifest System - AMS (Singapore) |
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| Client Name |
| Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) |
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| Challenges |
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There were no system in place to facilitate compliance of shipment and tariff information, nor ability to manage risk. |
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| Key Results |
| The web-based solution incorporates the latest security guidelines to ensure compliance with trade laws so that even users who may not have prior customs brokerage knowledge or experience will find it convenient to submit shipment and tariff information. |
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| Carriers, shipping agents and freight forwarders are able to comply with regulations set by CBSA in submitting cargo manifest data 24hours before cargo is loaded at foreign port and conveyance data shipped before reaching Canada. |
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| Users are able to better manage risks by identifying health, safety, and security threats at the border. |
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