IBS Software hosted its 23rd edition of the IBS Cargo Forum (ICF) in Bangalore on 19-21NOV24. Bringing together over 200 delegates, including customers, business and technology leaders.The event focused on driving innovation and shaping the digital future of the air cargo industry.
Key discussions revolved around next-generation technologies, data analytics, and strategies for successful collaborations. Workshops and sessions explored practical applications of the iCargo platform, developments in analytics tools, and the implications of the IATA ONE Record standard for air cargo. The forum highlighted how IBS Software continues to invest in iCargo, enabling 36 global airlines and handlers to streamline operations, from sales and handling to revenue management.
A hallmark of the forum is the collaborative engagement of the iCargo community, whose insights influence the platform’s evolution. Since its inception in 2012, the ICF has been a biannual cornerstone event for fostering innovation and partnerships in the air cargo sector. IBS revealed that the next one will be held in Dubai.
Somit Goyal, CEO, IBS Software, explained: “The IBS Cargo Forum underscores our commitment to innovation and collaboration within the air cargo community. By bringing together leaders and visionaries from leading global and domestic airlines, we are addressing the challenges of today and paving the way for a more efficient and sustainable future, together. Our ongoing investments to the iCargo platform and eco system reflects our dedication to empowering our customers with the technology they need to become successful in the digital future of air cargo business.”
Ashok Rajan, Senior Vice President & Head of Cargo & Logistics Solutions, IBS Software, added: “ICF convenes every six months. The event brings together the whole iCargo customer community of airlines and handlers under the IBS Software Cargo Forum banner for face-to-face interaction and engagement. ICF also enables customers to engage in discussions that shape the future of digital tools for air cargo businesses. Currently, iCargo handles around 50% of the world’s air-cargo and we remain excited and committed to supporting this community and fostering collaboration, so all airlines can leverage technology, enhance operational efficiency and improve customer satisfaction.”
