End-to-end integrationOperators are finding big wins by taking a holistic, data-driven approach to pit-to-port strategies

Operators are finding big wins by taking a holistic, data-driven approach to pit-to-port strategies

By Carolyn Gruske

May 10, 2022

Demurrage, a concept with nautical origins, is not a term that is commonly heard in discussions of mine and production planning. Neither is laytime, but both can play a vital part reducing unnecessary expenditures and ensuring that mining operations remain profitable.

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