Maersk Line, a business that has made its name in transporting container cargo all over the seas of the world, has recently decided to align itself contractually for the next five years with Riverbed. It is hoped that this new initiative will allow for Maersk Line to become the go-to shipping site for clients in this era of the digital age. Once again, it is hoped that Maersk Line will be able to rule the digital seas through this wily initiative to get up to speed with the new methods of digital transportation that clients are resorting to more and more. With a footing in 130 different states around the world and a huge workforce of 88,000 Maersk Line is a gigantic operative that has consistently yielded excellent results for Maersk Group.
Indeed, this year the Maersk Line was responsible for as much as 40 per cent of Maersk’s overall retinue, which amounted to 40.3 billion US dollars, an impressive figure. Indeed, the importance of Maersk’s commitment to digital technology cannot be overstated, as Andy Laurence at Maersk Group explains, and now contributes to more than 90 per cent of the branch’s overall profits, in contrast to a mere 20 per cent in the past. Mister Laurence is considerably content that the agreement with Riverbed will be a huge benefice to the company and will act as an ideal support for Maersk to digitally boost itself into the 21st Century.
It is clear that the involvement of Riverbed SteelCentral will allow for Mister Laurence and the rest of Maersk Line to maintain its consistently high performance and allow it to develop its base in digital technology to even greater and more lucrative planes of existence. This emphasizes the excitement of MaerskLine and their confidence that the deal will be a success for the booming business and its numerous enterprises for the future.
