- Integration and use of ONE Record contribute to the modernization of IT infrastructure and enable efficient data exchange with added value
- Data exchange via 1R before the end of this year: Planned API for shipment tracking will be the first step
At this year’s transport logistic trade fair in Munich, Lufthansa Cargo, and CHAMP Cargosystems have announced to actively drive the transition towards ONE Record. To support widespread adoption of modern data sharing, both companies commit to implementing the ONE Record standard within their respective IT infrastructures as a basis for interchanging data via 1R in the future.
As a first step to modernizing the industry’s data exchange infrastructure, both companies plan to provide an open, ONE Record-based shipment tracking API later this year. Beyond this, both companies commit to implementing the fundamental capability of processing shipment data via ONE Record.
“Data is crucial to our industry’s success, but we have been hindered by outdated data formats and legacy infrastructure for too long. ONE Record has the potential to revolutionize the way we share information. It opens the door for a fundamental production optimization based on high-quality data sharing,” said Ashwin Bhat, CEO of Lufthansa Cargo.
“CHAMP is committed to accelerating the adoption of IATA ONE Record across the transportation industry worldwide,” says Chris McDermott, CEO of CHAMP Cargosystems. “We believe that this open data sharing standard will break down the silos of information and improve operational efficiency thanks to better data accuracy and completeness.”
Lufthansa Cargo and CHAMP encourage all partners and customers of the supply chain to join this journey toward modernizing the transportation industry.