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07/08/2013at 13:01

Carriers interested in Danish container software

Several major container carriers are showing interest in software solutions from Danish company Ange Optimization, aimed at increasing operational efficiency. "Many organizations have become too big," says CEO Nicolas Guilbert.
BY OLE ANDERSEN

The crisis among the major container carriers, in a combination of massive overcapacity and ships that are getting bigger and bigger, has boosted the small, Copenhagen-based software and consulting company Ange Optimization, which has been developing large scale optimization solutions for the container industry since 2005. Most recently, Dubai-based carrier United Arab Shipping Company (UASC) has shown interest in Ange's placement program for containers.

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