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Boluda Shipping Adopts TMEIC's Pulse Mobile Platform to Modernise Truck-Terminal Operations
By MGN Editorial•October 1, 2026 at 06:00 PM
Boluda Shipping has selected TMEIC's Pulse Mobile solution as part of its ongoing digital transformation strategy, introducing a new model for managing truck-terminal interactions at port facilities.
## Boluda Shipping Selects TMEIC's Pulse Mobile for Next-Generation Port Operations
Boluda Shipping has chosen Pulse Mobile, a digital operations platform developed by TMEIC, to advance its truck-terminal management capabilities — marking the latest milestone in the company's broader digital transformation programme, according to a PR Newswire release.
The deployment introduces what TMEIC describes as a new model for coordinating truck-terminal interactions, designed to address a convergence of pressures facing modern port operators: rising truck volumes, constrained terminal space, and mounting demands for greater operational efficiency and sustainability.
### Addressing Key Industry Pressures
Port terminals globally are grappling with increasing landside congestion as container throughput grows and urban infrastructure around port gates becomes more strained. The challenge of managing truck appointment systems, gate processing times, and yard coordination has become a critical bottleneck for terminal productivity.
Pulse Mobile from TMEIC is positioned to tackle these challenges by enabling connected, real-time communication between truck operators and terminal management systems. The platform's mobile-first approach reflects a broader industry shift toward equipping drivers and gate personnel with live operational data, reducing dwell times and improving turn-around efficiency.
### Strategic Significance for Boluda
For Boluda Shipping, a major player in port services and maritime logistics with operations spanning multiple European and international terminals, the adoption of Pulse Mobile represents a deliberate step toward data-driven port management. The initiative aligns with wider industry trends in which terminal operators are investing in digital infrastructure to remain competitive and meet evolving environmental and efficiency benchmarks.
Sustainability considerations are also central to the deployment. Reducing unnecessary truck idling and optimising gate flow directly contributes to lower emissions at port facilities — an increasingly important metric as ports face regulatory scrutiny and voluntary decarbonisation commitments.
### TMEIC's Role in Port Digitalisation
TMEIC, a joint venture with deep expertise in industrial automation and power systems, has been expanding its footprint in port technology solutions. Pulse Mobile forms part of the company's connected port operations portfolio, targeting the landside interface that has historically lagged behind waterside automation in terms of digital integration.
The Boluda partnership signals growing commercial traction for TMEIC's port technology offerings and underscores the accelerating pace at which mid-to-large terminal operators are prioritising digital investment.
*Source: PR Newswire / TMEIC*
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