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NOL sails on scalable tech platform


Friday, September 04 2009 12:06 PM

ZDNet Asia sits down with Wu Choy Peng, CIO of Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) Group, to discuss challenges she faces in managing the Singapore company's IT infrastructure and the importance of SOA (service oriented architecture). NOL operates over 130 vessels and employs some 10,000 employees in Asia, Europe and the Americas. In 1997, it merged with then-American President Lines (APL), which currently forms NOL's transport brand and supply-chain management arm APL Logistics. Host: Lavinia Tan

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