Kaleris and Port of Tanjung Pelepas Recognized with 2025 Top Supply Chain Projects Award

Strategic Insights -

Kaleris, a provider of supply chain execution software, and Port of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP), a major Malaysian transshipment hub, have partnered to achieve significant operational improvements in the terminal's trucking operations. The duo has been recognized with the 2025 Top Supply Chain Projects Award, presented by Supply & Demand Chain Executive and Food Logistics. This recognition celebrates projects that drive measurable results in supply chain innovation, automation, and optimization.

Key Takeaways:

  • Kaleris' Terminal Truck Optimization (TT-O) solution was successfully launched at Port of Tanjung Pelepas, achieving significant operational improvements, including a 14% improvement in truck productivity and a 20% increase in laden truck travel.
  • The solution enabled PTP's Operations team to redefine scheduling and dispatch workflows for terminal tractors, driving efficiency across the terminal and achieving a 13% reduction in overall truck cycle times.
  • Using automated logic designed to plan truck movements across multiple yard zones strategically, drivers received job assignments 44% faster, reducing overall truck cycle times by 13%.
  • PTP's skilled workforce leveraged these gains to set a new record for quayside moves, achieving 14,914 moves in a 12-hour shift and 1,420 moves in a single hour during that shift.
  • The deployment of TT-O has also delivered other notable improvements, including a 20% reduction in quay crane waiting time, an 11% reduction in truck deployment, and a 7% reduction in fuel consumption.
  • This recognition highlights the significant strides made in optimizing terminal operations through cutting-edge technology and the impact of bringing together talented staff and the Kaleris team to drive industry forward.

Statistics:

  • 44% faster job assignments for drivers using TT-O
  • 20% increase in laden truck travel
  • 20% reduction in quay crane waiting time
  • 11% reduction in truck deployment
  • 7% reduction in fuel consumption
  • 14% improvement in truck productivity
  • 13% reduction in overall truck cycle times

Sources:

  • Supply & Demand Chain Executive
  • Food Logistics
  • Kaleris.co
  • SDCExec.com
  • FoodLogistics.com