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Erik Bøgh from Container Care recieves his prize, the LogMan II from Johnson Controls Product Manager Claus Eifer
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Since the launch of the Global Monitoring Server back in 2001, the number of vessels and terminals which provide container data has grown significantly. We are proud to announce today that a total of 500.000 unique reefer containers have now delivered data to the Global Monitoring Server. The services provided by the GMS is widely used today by shipping lines, who are benefiting from the valuable services, such as instant access to containers historical data, remote reefer alarm notification and global analysis of reefer containers performance, including controller firmware.
At the Intermodal exhibition December 2007 in Amsterdam, Johnson Controls held a contest, where the question to be answered was:
"At which date will the Global Monitoring Server reach 500.000 unique reefer containers ?"
Among the many participants, we are proud to announce that Erik Bøgh from ContainerCare, Denmark was the person with the closest match to the correct date. Congratulations to Erik Bøgh, who will receive the price, a new LOGMAN II ,very soon. We are confident that he will find good use for it.
The Global Monitoring Server - GMS - is the platform for the Global Monitoring concept. All monitoring products, REFCON, RefBox, RefLine is able to supply data to the GMS which consolidates the data and hence provides a single point of entry for all container data. The GMS can be accessed from any Internet enabled computer, provided the user has a legitimate purpose, i.e. controlled by password login
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