WCO to Focus on Digital in 2016
The World Customs Organization will use 2016 to develop and review technologies that can help process international trade, WCO Secretary General Kunio Mikuriya said in a news release. "We, as a Customs community, are signalling our aspiration to further develop…
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digital solutions and services, making life easier for the trading community, other border agencies and Customs officers, and to further adopt enabling technologies, such as the use of big data, telematics and the cloud, to help increase operational performance, and to facilitate the reinvention of the way we do business." During 2016, he invites "members to promote and share information on how they are adapting to the digital environment, how they are leveraging the potential of IT, and how they are implementing and using digital technologies to advance and achieve their objectives and respond to the expectations of traders, transport and logistic operators, and governments," Mikuriya said.