Port
Case Study
Shanghai International Port Group
SIPG — the world's largest port enterprise — runs China’s most advanced bulk-&-break-bulk cargo production management system on Kingbase.
SIPG — the world's largest port enterprise — runs China’s most advanced bulk-&-break-bulk cargo production management system on Kingbase.
The world's largest port
Shanghai International Port (Group) Co., Ltd. (SIPG) — formerly Shanghai Harbor Bureau — is China’s largest port enterprise and the world’s largest port by cargo throughput. SIPG handles containers, bulk/break-bulk cargo, piloting, barge transport, warehousing, agency, and truck services, with annual revenue exceeding 38 billion yuan.
The Luojing Terminal Bulk & Break-bulk Cargo Terminal Operating System (B-TOS) is China’s most advanced port-production management system and the first in the shipping industry to run on a domestic database.
B-TOS manages all bulk and break-bulk cargo operations end-to-end, from vessel berthing and cargo handling to inventory and billing.
Overcoming limitations of the legacy system
Port production cannot tolerate downtime; users worried about domestic-database reliability
10-year-old application with no maintenance; fear of massive rewrites and long renovation
Dual-center cluster required, RTO in seconds, RPO = 0
Need Oracle-compatible replacement to avoid application modifications
Tangible results achieved with Kingbase implementation
Oracle-compatible KES required zero application changes
Dual-center cluster delivers sub-second fail-over
Synchronous replication guarantees no data loss
"Kingbase enabled us to replace Oracle 11g RAC in our critical B-TOS system with zero code changes, zero downtime, and zero data loss—setting a new benchmark for port-industry digital transformation."
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