On March 19th IBM presented its ‘5 in 5’ technology predictions – an annual showcase of five pieces of breakthrough research that IBM believe with have lasting impacts of business and society in the next five years
A Lloyd’s Register Foundation and Blockchain Labs for Open Collaboration team will explore the use of blockchain for the assurance and safety of critical infrastructure
Kalmar, part of Cargotec, has concluded a deal with St. van den Brink, a logistics service provider in the Netherlands
The British Ports Association has published a new report, ‘A Brexit Dividend’, which calls for the UK Government to deliver on the Prime Minister’s promise of ‘frictionless’ trade after Brexit
INTTRA has expanded its carrier network with the addition of Korea’s Namsung Shipping, the first private ocean going shipping carrier in Korea
Maersk Line has announced changes to its services connecting Asia and Europe
The Port of Quebec signed partnerships with three worldwide ports, with the hopes of developing commercial ties and tackling shared challenges
XVELA has announced that Simatech Shipping has gone live with XVELA’s cloud-based stowage planning application
A.P. Moller – Maersk has announced that it is accelerating its business transformation with a change in company structure
Multi-Link Terminals in the Port of Helsinki has ordered the largest ship-to-shore crane Konecranes has ever created
The development of a new technology called ‘Blue 5.0.’ plans to implement analytics and machine learning to benefit shipping
Uber has had to halt its testing of self-driving cars after a fatal accident involving an autonomous vehicle and a pedestrian
