|   As the time gets closer to Cargo Network Services (CNS) Annual Partnership 
        Conference to be held this year in Miami May 5-7 at Trump Doral, Mike 
        White, CNS President will once again present ‘Innovation Stage’ 
        as an integral ongoing part of the event.“The CNS Innovation Stage will be two days of updated 
        products and ideas for the industry,” Mike assures.
 Gone is a CNS Partnership Conference that conducts sessions 
        and topics in side halls or meeting rooms that was once the practice here.
 Smack Dab In The Middle
 
 “Innovation Stage offers a direct, varied and always 
        interesting sessions program right inside one corner of the big exhibition 
        hall, which also hosts the display stands, coffee breaks, and meals.”
 
 
 Overacker Borders of e-Commerce
 
 
  “U.S. Customs & Border Protection,” Mike notes, 
        “will be sharing their vision of the 21st century for customs. “With e-commerce growth, how will CBP continue to effectively 
        fulfill their mission?”
 CBP is pursuing an initiative titled ‘The 21st Century Customs Framework’ 
        (21CCF).
 The 21CCF seeks to address and enhance numerous aspects of 
        CBP’s trade mission to better position the agency to operate in 
        the 21st century trade environment.
 Overview of current operations and how CBP will look in the 
        future by Thomas Overacker who holds a Senior Executive Service position 
        as Executive Director, Cargo and Conveyance Security, Office of Field 
        Operations, in Washington, D.C.
 
 
  France 
          & The Dutch Touch 
 “Air France/KLM/Martinair Cargo’s Jaco Vaneman, 
        (right) Head of e-Commerce Logistics will be providing an overview on 
        how they are tackling the e-commerce revolution and what plans they have 
        underway to engineer their business in this dramatic growth.”
   Hare & The Hounds At CNS 
 
  “The 
        TSA rules allowing the use of third party approved canine for air cargo 
        screening have kicked in, but it is more than just about our four-legged 
        friends. “Eric Hare, CEO of Global K9 is a technology company 
        that just happens to have canines.
 “His company is implementing the use of technology into 
        canine cargo screening and will provide insight how their technology is 
        incorporated to each and every inspection.
 “Hare will be showing how they can help digitize the 
        process, capture and digitize shipment information, provide real-time 
        reviews and digitally store the data for future need or use.”
 Doctor Sieke Makes A House Call
 
 
  Dr. Harald Sieke is Head of Aviation Logistics, of the Fraunhofer 
        Institute for Material Flow and Logistics (IML). Dr. Sieke’s department 
        is focused particularly in IT, digitization and production. Here is the 
        theme for CNS Innovation Stage: “Increasing Operational Efficiency in Air Cargo 
          by AI & AR.”
 “As air cargo volume is growing fast,” Mike White 
        said, “its structure is changing in parallel driven by numerous 
        effects such as e-commerce.
 “For coping with such effects, Fraunhofer as the leading 
        organization for applied research, is developing new solutions with latest 
        developments on means, such as AI and AR in the air cargo value chain.
 “Dr. Sieke’s presentation will offer a sneak preview 
        on air cargo AI and AR applications and how they will increase operational 
        efficiency in air cargo handling,” Mike White said.
 Registration & More: www.cnsc.net
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