CrimsonLogic (North America) is right on track in bringing about a top-notch paperless air cargo system in partnership with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and Dutch international air carrier, KLM Cargo.

When implemented in early 2003, filing and processing time will be reduced to seconds, down from the current days. Plus, Customs agencies can bank on a reliable source of information to plan manpower resources.

In Singapore, the solution has eradicated a time lag of up to 10 days typical of paper-based approvals systems.

"We are eager to create a pilot site for the paperless air cargo system," said Sam Okpro, Assistant Director, Cargo Procedures & Automation at IATA. "By streamlining the movement of documents related to air cargo, we are helping to create a much more efficient network for international trade."

A week after its official launch on September 10, CrimsonLogic announced it's partnership with Acrodex, to jointly market, deploy, implement and support Electronic Litigation Systems. The legal sector can thus look towards a highly secure electronic document filing and management environment with essential services such as document management, case file management and electronic scheduling.

"Joining forces with CrimsonLogic creates a tremendous opportunity to provide a proven, sophisticated electronic document management system to the North American legal sector," said Nadir Jivraj, Vice-President, Business Innovation Services at Acrodex, a leading enterprise-wide IT solutions provider in Canada.

To date, CrimsonLogic has over 500 staff worldwide in Australia, Canada, China, India, Malaysia, the Middle East and Singapore.