Maior integradora logística da América Latina, a Asia Shipping marcará presença em Dubai: um dos maiores eventos de logística do mundo

Largest Logistics Integrator In Latin America, Asia Shipping Will Be Present In Dubai: One Of The Biggest Logistics Events In The World

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 25/02/2025 at 10:40

Asia Shipping apresentará na WCA Worldwide Conference Dubai 2025, a Dati, uma plataforma em nuvem baseada em inteligência artificial que automatiza 87% das etapas do processo de importação.

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Asia Shipping Will Present at the WCA Worldwide Conference Dubai 2025, the Dati, a Cloud-Based Artificial Intelligence Platform That Automates 87% of the Steps in the Import Process.

Asia Shipping, recognized as the largest logistics integrator in Latin America, is participating for the first time in the WCA Worldwide Conference, one of the most relevant global meetings in foreign trade. The event will take place between February 25 and March 1 at the Dubai World Trade Center (DWTC), in the United Arab Emirates, bringing together companies from over 180 countries.

For this edition, Asia Shipping will bring a team of 27 specialists from different parts of the world, including Germany, Brazil, Dubai, Ecuador, Hong Kong, India, Shanghai, Taiwan, the United States, and Vietnam. The goal is to showcase its portfolio of logistics solutions, participate in lectures and workshops, and establish strategic partnerships with key players in the global market.

Strategic Positioning in a Global Logistics Hub

According to Alexandre Pimenta, CEO of Asia Shipping, the decision to participate in this event in Dubai is highly strategic, considering that the region stands out as one of the main global logistics hubs, connecting Asian and international markets.

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Technology as a Competitive Differentiator

Among the main solutions that Asia Shipping will present at the event is Dati, a cloud-based artificial intelligence platform that automates 87% of the steps in the import process. This tool is a competitive differentiator for companies seeking to optimize logistics management, providing complete visibility of operations in a single interface.

“Dati provides valuable insights for decision-making, from order tracking to cargo delivery, ensuring efficiency and security. The solution integrates with government systems, allowing for automatic filling and compliance with required regulations,” explains the CEO.

Opportunities and Networking at the World’s Largest Logistics Event

In addition to individual meetings organized by WCA Dubai, the conference also stands out for its social networking events, essential for strengthening business relationships and closing new deals.

In 2025, the expectation is that the WCA Worldwide Conference Dubai will surpass the results of the previous edition, which gathered 4,500 freight agents from 179 countries.

WCA Worldwide Conference Dubai 2025

Date: February 25 to March 1, 2025
Location: Dubai World Trade Center (DWTC), United Arab Emirates
Schedule a Meeting with Asia Shipping: Access Here

About Asia Shipping

Asia Shipping is a global logistics company, specializing in finding the smartest routes for its clients and transporting goods between continents. The company operates in 12 countries, with 44 offices around the world, including ten in Brazil, and more than a thousand employees. Asia Shipping is involved in import and export, bridging the gap between suppliers, carriers, ports, and transport companies. This is referred to as a freight forwarder, an intermediary in the freight business. It is considered the largest company in Latin America in this category and the 30th in the world.

Largest Logistics Integrator In Latin America, Asia Shipping Will Be Present In Dubai: One Of The Biggest Logistics Events In The World

Asia Shipping Will Present at the WCA Worldwide Conference Dubai 2025, the Dati, a Cloud-Based Artificial Intelligence Platform That Automates 87% of the Steps in the Import Process.

Strategic Positioning in a Global Logistics Hub

Technology as a Competitive Differentiator

Opportunities and Networking at the World’s Largest Logistics Event

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Largest Logistics Integrator In Latin America, Asia Shipping Will Be Present In Dubai: One Of The Biggest Logistics Events In The World

Asia Shipping Will Present at the WCA Worldwide Conference Dubai 2025, the Dati, a Cloud-Based Artificial Intelligence Platform That Automates 87% of the Steps in the Import Process.

Strategic Positioning in a Global Logistics Hub

Technology as a Competitive Differentiator

Opportunities and Networking at the World’s Largest Logistics Event

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A British company has installed in the middle of the ocean the world’s first floating platform that generates electricity 24 hours a day from the temperature difference between the surface and the depths of the Atlantic, without relying on wind or sun.

Brazil will harvest a record crop of up to 357 million tons of grains, but it does not have the capacity to store a large part of it. The storage deficit has reached the highest level in history and is equivalent to almost the entire production of Argentina.

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