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MegaFon will join forces with Makhachkala Commercial Sea Port

Makhachkala Commercial Sea Port and MegaFon sign cooperation agreement at IV International Caspian Digital Forum in Dagestan

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MegaFon will join forces with Makhachkala Commercial Sea Port

Makhachkala Commercial Sea Port and MegaFon signed a cooperation agreement at the IV International Caspian Digital Forum in Dagestan. The parties plan to develop the IT infrastructure of the logistics hub, increase cybersecurity, introduce environmental monitoring tools and automate work processes.

The agreement was signed by Maxim Babiy, Director of the Corporate Business Development Department of MegaFon in the South and Caucasus, and Jamal Aliyev, General Director of Makhachkala Commercial Sea Port.

The parties agreed to work together in the largest harbor in the Caspian Sea. MegaFon will act as a technology partner that will help the organization implement new solutions. In particular, it is planned to deploy a private LTE network (pLTE) to create a digital twin of the enterprise. This will ensure reliable and secure data transmission for equipment management and real-time cargo tracking. In addition, the possibility of transferring part of computer systems and programs of a large transport hub to the cloud will be considered.

Special attention will be paid to cybersecurity issues. MegaFon will help the port maintain its digital environment and provide secure remote access to work programs for employees working in remote areas. It is also planned to introduce the MegaFon Ecology platform, which will automate the collection of data on the state of the environment and emissions to ensure environmental safety and prompt decision-making.

Makhachkala port is a strategic facility for the entire Caspian region, and its transformation opens up new opportunities for the development of logistics and the modernization of all processes. Our experience in the field of communication and digital solutions will be in demand for the development of such an important infrastructure, added Maxim Babiy, Director of the Corporate Business Development Department at MegaFon in the South and Caucasus.

The development of Makhachkala Commercial Sea Port is closely linked to the use of modern technologies and the improvement of production processes. It is important for us to improve the efficiency, reliability and safety of the enterprise. The agreement with MegaFon opens up new opportunities for the technological development of the port and strengthening its role in the transport and logistics system of the Caspian Sea, said Jamal Aliyev, General Director of MICC JSC.

Within the framework of the forum, plenary sessions were also held on the development of partnership between enterprises, the use of artificial intelligence in business, increasing efficiency and productivity.

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