The assessment examined integrated planning, digital monitoring and cargo-handling procedures to strengthen operational efficiency, improve resource utilization and support Indonesia’s national logistics performance
Indonesia’s sovereign investment management agency Danantara has reviewed the operational planning and control systems of IPC Terminal Petikemas (IPC TPK) as part of an assessment of procedures governing container loading and unloading activities.
Febriany Eddy, Managing Director of Business 3 at Danantara, visited IPC TPK’s Integrated Planning & Control Room on Wednesday to assess the terminal operator’s operational facilities, planning systems and monitoring mechanisms.
During the visit, IPC TPK presented its integrated operational planning and control system, which monitors terminal activities, including cargo-handling operations, equipment movements and resource allocation.
“The Integrated Planning & Control Room enables us to monitor and coordinate all terminal operations from a central hub, including loading and unloading plans, equipment movements and operational resource management,” said Daniel Setiawan, Senior Manager of the Corporate Secretariat at IPC TPK.
He said the system was intended to improve operational effectiveness, accuracy and productivity.
The control room integrates the planning and execution of cargo-handling activities through digital monitoring systems. Its functions include coordinating cargo-handling equipment, allocating container storage areas and managing operational personnel.
The assessment also covered the terminal’s end-to-end operational workflow to examine whether activities complied with established procedures and operational standards.
IPC TPK said consistency in planning, supervision and operational control was essential to improving terminal productivity, optimizing resource utilization and reducing vessel port stay and container dwell times.
“By strengthening planning and control systems through digitalization, IPC TPK continues to make its operational processes more measurable, efficient and reliable,” Daniel said.
He added that the company would continue improving service quality and maintaining operational performance standards to support the efficiency of Indonesia’s national logistics chain.
