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19 September 2019

Smart Shipping and the Supply Chain: Evolving with IoT Connectivity

Throughout the maritime industry, a digital transformation is under way, one that is reshaping smart shipping and the smart supply chain.

Elizabeth Jackson, Chief Marketing Officer and Senior Vice President for Strategy, KVH, Rhode Island, USA

Edition: Smart Digital Ports

19 September 2019

Reducing Cost and Maximising Safety: The Maritime Doman Awareness Information System

AIS message transmissions number in the tens of millions every single day. The Internet of Things, radar and vessel monitoring systems…

Trevor Evans, CEO, IMIS Global

Edition: Smart Digital Ports

19 September 2019

THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION IN SHIPPING AND SUPPLY CHAINS

Much of the improvements in transportation and logistics since the onset of containerization have involved physical infrastructures.

Professor Jean-Paul Rodrigue, HOFSTRA University, New York, USA

Edition: Smart Digital Ports

17 September 2019

Smart Ships & Smart Navigation

Smart ports, like smart cities, will use a wide range of technologies, using data driven and automated devices connected together within…

Dr Phil Thompson, BMT, and Don Cockrill MBE, UKMPA

Edition: Smart Digital Ports

17 September 2019

The Future of Autonomous Horizontal Transport

AHTs’ will create new age of fast, inexpensive and convenient transportation, with impacts reverberating far beyond the confines of the trucking…

DG World

Edition: Smart Digital Ports

16 September 2019

Self-Thinking Supply Chains: The Role of Ports

Many supply chains are now quicker and nimbler than ever before. Technology is truly transforming supply chain capabilities. What we have…

Dr. Agustina Calatayud, Inter-American Development Bank; Prof. John Mangan, University of Newcastle, UK

Edition: Smart Digital Ports

11 September 2019

Enabling Efficient Tanker Operations

Most of the debate associated to port-call coordination and optimization is related to container transport. As the nature of non-container port-calls…

Mikael Lind (RISE), Chye Poh Chua (ShipsFocus), Michael Bergmann (RISE), Xiuju Fu (IHPC A*Star), Andrew Adams (Stolt Nielsen), and Sidharthan Nair (Chevron Oronite Pte Ltd) Mark Lim (Stolthaven)

Edition: Smart Digital Ports

30 August 2019

Satellites for More Safety and Efficiency in Maritime Operations

Satellite-based services have a great potential to support the marine and maritime community. Parties like fisheries, coast guards, port authorities, shipping…

Dr. Nils Meyer-Larsen, Project Manager and leader of competence area ‘Maritime Security’, Institute of Shipping Economics and Logistics (ISL), Bremerhaven, Germany

31 July 2019

The Difference Between and Value of Public Versus Private Blockchain

Blockchain is the latest technology to create a buzz throughout the world of shipping and logistics management.

John Monarch, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, ShipChain, Greenville, South Carolina, USA

Edition: Blockchain

31 July 2019

Blockchain in the Belt and Road – Connectivity 2.0 Between East and West

In an exclusive Port Technology paper, logistics expert Wolfgang Lehmacher explores the effect of blockchain in China's New Silk Road.

Wolfgang Lehmacher, Thought Leader & Advisor, Hong Kong

Edition: Blockchain

31 July 2019

Port of Rotterdam’s Stepwise Approach and Blockchain’s Role

The Port of Rotterdam and BlockLab look at blockchain's potential in this exclusive technical paper.

Aljosja Beije, Logistics and Technology Lead at BlockLab Rotterdam, The Netherlands Oscar van Veen, Digital Business Solutions, Port of Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Edition: Blockchain

27 June 2019

Managing Global Supply Chains and Logistics: The Role of Supply Chain Structure

Supply chain expert and professor Rob Zuidwijk considers the role of smart ports in a wider logistics network

Rob Zuidwijk, Professor of Global Supply Chains and Ports, Rotterdam School of Management, The Netherlands

Edition: Smart Ports

End-to-End Supply Chain Technical Papers

Smart Shipping and the Supply Chain: Evolving with IoT Connectivity

Reducing Cost and Maximising Safety: The Maritime Doman Awareness Information System

THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION IN SHIPPING AND SUPPLY CHAINS

Smart Ships & Smart Navigation

The Future of Autonomous Horizontal Transport

Self-Thinking Supply Chains: The Role of Ports

Enabling Efficient Tanker Operations

Satellites for More Safety and Efficiency in Maritime Operations

The Difference Between and Value of Public Versus Private Blockchain

Blockchain in the Belt and Road – Connectivity 2.0 Between East and West

Port of Rotterdam’s Stepwise Approach and Blockchain’s Role

Managing Global Supply Chains and Logistics: The Role of Supply Chain Structure

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