The supplier, in a Jan. 6 announcement, said GMTX will implement Crew Management, “which leverages the power of Azure, advanced analytics, and artificial intelligence” to manage crew deployment, track qualifications and maintain compliance with the Federal Railroad Administration; as well as CrewAnalytics, Crew Projection, and CrewWise, “a generative AI-powered assistant to optimize operations across supply chain management, transportation, and distribution.”
“As Mexico’s largest railway network, GMXT is committed to delivering best-in-class rail services for our customers across industries,” said Jorge Marquez Abreu, Chief Operating Officer at GMXT, which includes Ferromex, Ferrosur, and logistics company IMEX in Mexico, plus Florida East Coast Railway and TexasPacifico in Florida and Texas, respectively. “By adopting CloudMoyo’s suite of crew management solutions, we’re strengthening our focus on the adoption of the latest advancements in cloud and AI—enhancing our agility, scalability, and positioning ourselves at the forefront of practices that drive efficiency and safety.”
“We’re very excited to partner with GMXT in modernizing its rail operations with AI, especially given CloudMoyo’s focus on employing generative AI and agentic AI to address enterprise challenges,” added Manish Kedia, Co-Founder and CEO of CloudMoyo. “Being a part of Mexico’s largest cargo operator’s digital transformation journey is special, particularly as we lead the next phase of transformation with data, advanced analytics, and agentic AI.”
Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis—Railway Age’s 2020 Short Line of the Year—selected CloudMoyo Crew Management technology in 2020 and CloudMoyo Operational Testing System in 2019.
