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April 8, 2020
In this review we look at the market trends for 2019 and analyse the outlook heading into 2020.
Matthew Gore, Partner, HFW
Edition: Automation’s Next Step
July 31, 2019
As ports and other supply chain players move from theory to practice in their distributed ledger and blockchain deployments, one of the first decisions that arises is how the blockchain should be structured.
Nadia Hewett, Project Lead, World Economic Forum, USA; Sumedha Deshmukh, Project Specialist, World Economic Forum, USA
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June 27, 2019
Leading consultancy Royal HaskoningDHV explore the importance of smart planning for emerging port projects
Richard Willis, Port Operations Technical Director, Royal HaskoningDHV, Liverpool, UK; Eslie Vrolijk, Port Planner, Royal HaskoningDHV, London, UK
Edition: Smart Ports
May 29, 2019
Supply chain thought leader Lars Jensen examines why supply chain collaboration is so hard to come by.
Lars Jensen, CEO, SeaIntelligence, Copenhagen, Denmark
Edition: Supply Chain Collaboration
May 29, 2019
In his paper, Jung Kwang Yong focuses on how technology will foster a more cooperative community across the supply chain
Jung Kwang Yong, Business Consultant, Platform Business Division, CyberLogitec, South Korea
Edition: Supply Chain Collaboration
May 29, 2019
Yossi Sheffi, Professor of Engineering at MIT, looks at the hurdles that must be overcome for more effective collaboration in the maritime sector
Yossi Sheffi, Elisha Gray II Professor of Engineering, MIT; Director, MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics
Edition: Supply Chain Collaboration
April 30, 2019
There is growing excitement within the maritime sector regarding the benefits from operating with modern hybrid systems, combining both conventional ship engines and energy storage systems.
Kjell Inge Drønen, Wärtsilä Marine, Norway
Edition: Delivering Performance
April 30, 2019
Since the EU referendum, there has been a growing interest in the reintroduction of free zones in the United Kingdom. Those advocating free zones believe that they will help to boost British trade after Brexit and promote economic growth.
Dr Ilona Serwicka and Dr Peter Holmes, UK Trade Policy Observatory, University of Sussex, UK
Edition: Delivering Performance
April 29, 2019
Operators of vessel traffic service (VTS) systems are increasingly finding they have the ability to predict challenging traffic situations. This is made possible when ships share their voyage plans with a VTS centre via common digital infrastructure that has been specially designed for maritime actors.
Ulf Siwe, Communications Officer, STM Validation Project, Swedish Maritime Administration, Sweden
Edition: Delivering Performance
April 29, 2019
As global trade increases at an exponential rate, ports are in turn thriving. However, some aspects of ports are stuck in the past, with most container ports still operating gigantic container yards manually.
Chris Mason, Director of Business Development, EMEA Market, at Rajant Corporation
Edition: Delivering Performance
April 29, 2019
The concept of port-centric logistics isn’t new and many will say it has been around almost as long as ports themselves. Today, it is an integral part of supply chain management and in the UK PD Ports has been one of the leading port operators to embrace and develop the concept.
Geoff Lippitt, Business Development Director, PD Ports, Middlesbrough, UK
Edition: Delivering Performance
April 29, 2019
The growing increase of fossil fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions around the world are causing concern among people and governments.
Dr. Ma Ning, Doctorial Research Fellow, and Dr. Zhou Chenhao, Assistant Professor (Research), National University of Singapore, Singapore
Edition: Delivering Performance

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