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Indonesia Port Net to be Launched by Year-End

By Rajiv Menon
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Indonesia Port Net to be Launched by Year-End
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President Director of state-owned seaport operator PT Pelindo II Elvyn G. Masassya said the implementation of a single Internet-based electronic service or the Indonesia Port Net (Inaportnet) in Pelindo I to Pelindo IV has entered the finalization stage.

Inaportnet is expected to improve connectivity of the four enterprises.

Masasya added the Inaportnet application throughout all seaports managed by PT. Pelindo would be gradually done.

“Our plan is that the Inaportnet in all the seaports managed by PT. Pelindon will be integrated at the end of 2016,” she said in Jakarta on Saturday.

The Inaportnet will integrate the information system of ports throughout Indonesia and one of the benefits is to monitor domestic commodity and anticipation of complaints about waiting times for vessels.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What is the primary purpose of the Inaportnet system?

A.

Inaportnet is a single Internet-based electronic service designed to integrate the information systems of ports across Indonesia. It aims to improve connectivity among the four state-owned seaport enterprises and monitor domestic commodity movement.

Q.

Who is responsible for implementing the Inaportnet system?

A.

The Inaportnet system is being implemented by PT Pelindo II, a state-owned seaport operator. The President Director, Elvyn G. Masassya, stated that its implementation in Pelindo I to Pelindo IV is in the finalization stage.

Q.

When is the Inaportnet system expected to be fully integrated across all PT Pelindo seaports?

A.

The plan is for the Inaportnet system to be fully integrated across all seaports managed by PT Pelindo by the end of 2016. The implementation will be carried out gradually until that time.

Q.

What specific benefits are expected from the Inaportnet system?

A.

One of the anticipated benefits of Inaportnet is the ability to monitor domestic commodity flow more effectively. It will also help in anticipating and addressing complaints related to vessel waiting times at ports.

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