OpenTug, the marine logistics platform set up to connect freight with barges and terminals nationwide, has announced a strategic shift in its business priorities from its original marketplace model to the continued
ason Aristides, CEO and co-founder of OpenTug: “This shift represents the future of marine logistics, where automation and AI are no longer optional— they’re essential.”
OpenTug, the marine logistics platform set up to connect freight with barges and terminals nationwide, has announced a strategic shift in its business priorities from its original marketplace model to the continued expansion and advancement of BargeOS, a comprehensive cloud-based platform for barge and voyage management. It says that the move reflects its commitment to the industry’s growing need for streamlined, AI-powered tools that optimize booking, quoting and tracking processes across inland and coastal waterways.
“This shift represents the future of marine logistics, where automation and AI are no longer optional— they’re essential for staying competitive,” said Jason Aristides, CEO and co-founder of OpenTug. “As our company evolves our transition from the OpenTug Marketplace to BargeOS reflects our commitment to meet the growing demand for smarter, more efficient systems.”
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