CARGO COMMUNITY NETWORK (CCN)

 

AWARDED CARGO 2000 QUALITY CERTIFICATE

 

 

Cargo 2000 has awarded a quality accreditation certificate to Cargo Community Network (CCN) for providing IT solutions that measure, manage and improve the quality of air cargo shipments in accordance with the group’s quality management system.

CCN has been a member of Cargo 2000 since 2000 as part of its commitment to stay at the forefront of promoting paperless exchange in the air cargo industry. It is the C2K Data Management Platform (CDMP) provider to Cargo 2000 members Asiana Airlines and Singapore Airlines. 

Lothar Moehle, Program Director of Cargo 2000, said: “This certification reflects CCN’s commitment to its customers in terms of offering IT solutions to simplify business processes. By providing this support to the Cargo 2000 members they represent, CCN is helping to improve their bottom line while delivering a high standard of quality.”

CCN representatives participate in Cargo 2000’s technical working group to enhance the company’s systems and ensure they comply with changes to the Cargo 2000 specification requirements. The company is also working closely with its customers to promote the benefits and importance of Cargo 2000, particularly in relation to the eFreight and MIP programs initiated by IATA.

"CCN, with the largest connection of airlines and air cargo agents in Asia Pacific, has worked with Cargo 2000 since its inception and this certification has further signified our commitment to achieve high level of quality standards for our services," said Andy Cheong. "AXIS (Aircargo eXchange Information System), our Cargo2000 compliant platform, has provided our customers with a user-friendly and comprehensive solution to meet Cargo 2000's high quality standards. It is customised in accordance with our customers' requirements to offer total and integrated solutions.

 

"In today's environment, customers are more sophisticated and have asked for better shipment visibility and reporting capabilities to help them in their supply chain planning. In addition, customers increasingly want to be more proactively informed when there are exceptions or service failures. AXIS was also designed to satisfy these industry trends and customer needs."

Andy Cheong (CCN) & Mick Fountain (Cargo 2000)

 

 

 

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