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Seatrium and M1 join forces to accelerate digital connectivity for yard operations. Mr Chris Ong, CEO, Seatrium and Mr Manjot Singh Mann, CEO, M1. (Photo: M1)

Seatrium taps M1 to boost digital connectivity in yard operations

The partnership is part of Seatrium’s Digital Strategy.

Seatrium has tapped M1 to accelerate digital connectivity in its yard operations.

The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) inked by the parties will explore the potential of 5G connectivity in yards for digitalisation and integrated yard operations.

“The strategic partnership is an integral part of Seatrium’s Digital Strategy, which aims to establish a Smart Yard equipped with future-proof ultra-high-speed connectivity that supports the Group’s One Seatrium Delivery Model,” Seatrium said.

Beyond 5G exploration, the parties may collaborate on IoT applications, surveillance, and cybersecurity to meet Seatrium’s operational requirements.

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