Private Jet Operating Company in North America Standardizes Jaspersoft
The technology division of the world’s largest global cargo terminal operator has evolved into a leading provider of Terminal Operating Systems (TOS). Over the past two decades, the company has built reliable and cost-effective solutions used across marine and intermodal terminals worldwide.
Today, its TOS supports more than 300,000 logistics professionals across over 100 terminals globally. Users rely on the platform to load vessels, trains, and trucks, track containers, and manage payments in real time.
The leadership tasked DataTerrain with driving this migration. DataTerrain’s experience in supporting BIRT technology, coupled with its proprietary automation-led methodology, made it the ideal partner for carrying out this critical project.
Need for a Scalable Reporting Platform
Business intelligence and embedded reporting are critical to helping terminal operators manage assets, labor, and equipment efficiently. As customer demands increased, the reporting platform needed to scale rapidly and support multiple data sources.
Internet and mobile applications
Wireless LAN networks
RFID-enabled systems
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) feeds
As data volumes and complexity grew, maintaining the legacy Oracle reporting platform became increasingly expensive and difficult to scale.
Strategic Move from Oracle Reports to BIRT
Following a detailed technology review, company leadership decided to migrate from Oracle Reports to BIRT (Business Intelligence and Reporting Tools). BIRT was selected for its open-source architecture, flexibility, scalability, and lower long-term operating costs.
The migration aimed to modernize reporting while maintaining performance, accuracy, and real-time visibility across terminal operations.
DataTerrain as the Migration Partner
DataTerrain was chosen to lead the migration due to its proven experience with BIRT technology and its automation-led migration methodology. DataTerrain was responsible for converting Oracle Reports to BIRT while preserving report logic, data accuracy, and embedded reporting functionality.
The structured approach ensured minimal disruption to operations and supported a smooth transition to the new reporting platform.
Outcome
By migrating to BIRT with DataTerrain’s support, the organization modernized its reporting infrastructure, reduced platform costs, and positioned itself for future growth. The new solution delivers scalable, real-time reporting aligned with the demands of global terminal operations.