PORT Melbourne Containers has become the latest company to hit the digital improvement trail, signing with OneStop for two integrated supply chain packages.
In a joint statement the two companies announced the Prohasky Street-based PMC will implement OneStop’s OneStop Modal and Vehicle Booking System from 1 September 2025.
“The collaboration will enhance both the customer’s internal workflows and their service delivery to the broader logistics community,” the companies said.
“With a strong customer focus, the rollout helps PMC streamline operations while enhancing visibility and user experience. Through the adoption of OneStop’s solutions, PMC will benefit from compatibility with the latest technology infrastructure, enabling a smoother rollout with minimal disruption.
“Users across both depot teams and transport partners will gain from a more intuitive, user-friendly interface, while the streamlined booking processes with wharfs and logistics providers will help deliver consistency and efficiency across the entire network.
OneStop’s CCO Chris Harnett said the company was focused on delivering technology that solves real operational challenges, while PMC MD Simon Douglas-Denton said the partnership would enable PMC “to work smarter, adapt faster, and provide better outcomes for our teams, customers, and industry partners.”
The new collaboration follows Monday’s announcement the same OneStop software will be integrated into Melbourne’s Westlink Container Park in Altona.