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Maersk Line's Remote Control Management

June 23, 2016

 One of Maersk Line's  innovations turns the reefer container into a digitally connected device!

 
"At Maersk Line, we’re always looking for ways to improve cargo care on behalf of our customers. As the world’s biggest container shipping company, we play an important role in cold chains all over the world, and our care means your cargo has a safe passage from field to fridge," says a statement from Maersk Line.
 
"Innovation is a key element for us in our quest to ensure that your goods arrive in the exact condition intended. One of our new developments is called Remote Container Management (RCM), which turns the reefer container into a digitally connected device."
 
RCM lets us monitor the temperature and humidity in the container, enables us to handle alarms remotely, complete faster pre-trip inspections, and much more. Already implemented in 270,000 Maersk Line reefer containers, it’s an innovation that lets us take cargo care to the next level.
 
By ensuring and monitoring the ideal environment for your refrigerated goods, RCM lets you experience true peace of mind when you ship with Maersk Line.
 

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