CHINA (ISL News) - PT Integrasi Logistik Cipta Solusi (ILCS) affirmed its role in the global digital trade forum through the presence of PT Pelabuhan Indonesia (Persero) together with PT Pelindo Solusi Logistik (SPSL) and PT Integrasi Logistik Cipta Solusi (ILCS), in the international event "The 4th Global Digital Trade Expo (GDTE) 2025" on September 25-29 in Hangzhou, China. This strategic collaboration is a tangible proof of Pelindo Group's commitment to presenting digital innovations that strengthen Indonesia's position as a global maritime connectivity hub.
At the prestigious forum, Judi Ginta, as one of the delegates representing the Pelindo Group, appeared as a panelist on the topic "Port as a Catalyst of E-Commerce: Digital Transformation in Maritime Logistics." The topic highlighted how ports are no longer merely trade gateways, but have become key catalysts accelerating economic growth and global supply chain integration.
"Digitalization is not just about efficiency, but a comprehensive transformation of how we manage, collaborate, and create value in the maritime logistics ecosystem," said Judi Ginta. "Pelindo and ILCS are committed to delivering integrated digital solutions that shorten supply chains, strengthen transparency, and open up opportunities for global collaboration."
ILCS' participation in the 4th Global Digital Trade Expo (GDTE) 2025 marks a significant step for Indonesia in promoting maritime digitalization excellence globally. As a Maritime Ecosystem Leader, ILCS outlined a digital transformation strategy that prioritizes port operational efficiency, terminal system modernization, and cross-regional data integration through the Pelindo Hub .
ILCS, the Digital Arm of Pelindo , delivers leading digital solutions that connect industry players through a single, integrated ecosystem. Initiatives such as the integrated maritime logistics platform, which bridges interactions between businesses (B2B) and the government (B2G), demonstrate Indonesia's readiness to build adaptive logistics connectivity to meet global demands.
Through this collaboration, Pelindo and ILCS demonstrate that digital transformation is not just a tool, but a strategic force in creating a faster, more efficient, and more competitive maritime supply chain. Participation in GDTE 2025 also opens up new partnership opportunities with global players, while strengthening Indonesia's image as a country ready to play an active role in shaping the future of global digital trade.
(ISL News Editorial/Corcom ILCS).
