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Thanks to the work of Jamaica PCS and SOGET teams, since September 2021, SOGET TAS (Truck Appointement System) is fully operational at the Kingston Freeport Terminal Limited (KFTL) and Kingston Wharves Limited (KWL).
Freshly released, we are proud to introduce our new website. 100% designed, developed and mastered by SOGET teams, this website illustrates the strategic transformation of
Following a unanimous vote of the SOGET Supervisory Board, which took place on Tuesday, September 28, 2021, Julien PRÉVEL, Director of Human Resources and Member
SOGET is committed on a daily basis to advance professional equality between women and men. With a final score of 91/100, the company shares this year an improved score of 10 points for 2020!
As part of ONE4YOU, SOGET is launching a call for technological innovation projects aimed at digital companies and start-ups wishing to contribute to the service platform of the future dedicated to the performance of the digital Supply Chain.
This joint initiative of the two leaders in logistics and port facilitation aims to respond to the government’s recommendations to forge a national organization to
Microsoft, of which SOGET has been a gold partner since 2011, has just published a Customer Story about the dynamic KPIs offered by HAROPA to
Since the beginning of April 2020, all import, transhipment and export flows in the ports of Kingston and Montego Bay are now fully processed in S)ONE. Totally interfaced with the information systems of the private sector, the Jamaican Customs (ASYCUDA) and the e-Gov online payment platform, S)ONE in Jamaica, is the first Port Community System 100 % operated on Microsoft Azure Cloud. It connects some 950 economic players and covers 85% of foreign trade. SOGET and Jamaica PCS, are now working on the launch of air flows and Truck Appointments System.
We are honored to welcome on October 1st and 2nd the CEOs of the leaders of Port Community Systems and founding members of the IPCSA
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