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Smart Shipping and Technology
Smart shipping requires holistic thinking by smart people
Many inflated claims are being made about the technologies being proffered to the shipping industry as its future, but history shows us when significant new technologies become available, the transition takes time and companies must adapt to managing such innovation in the round
The Lloyd's List Business Briefing discusses the Three Elements of Efficiency
Nick Brown, Director, Marine & Offshore Lloyd's Register speaks at the Lloyd's List Business Briefing about collaberation between the industry and Silicon Valley
Lloyds Register’s head of Marine and Offshore Nick Brown joins us to discuss the shifting requirements of an industry dealing with disruption on several fronts
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Anglo-Eastern in push to embrace digitalisation
Anglo-Eastern believes in adapting its teaching style to any current industry situation; this now involves a major transformation to the digital age as it endeavours to engage the younger generation that will form the crux of future seafarers
How ‘smart’ can ports be once the human element is factored in?
Aecom vice-president Mark Sisson said that one aim of information technology is to ‘take as many people as possible out of the process’ and that ‘unreliable labour’ is a key driver for automation at ports
Qatar shows power of shipping’s digital transition
Speakers at the Lloyd’s List Qatar Maritime and Logistics Summit bring local and overseas expertise to focus on the transformation of the nation’s economy in the 2020s and 2030s.
The Interview: Andrew Yeoman
Insurtech Concirrus has gone from a standing start in 2016 to build a customer roster that includes some of the biggest names in marine insurance. Chief executive Andrew Yeoman explains how he came to shake up an entire sector
Softbank deal boosts shipping technology investment
Size of venture capital investments rise as the maritime technology market matures
Hong Kong retains prowess as maritime centre
Decarbonisation and digitalisation emerged as major themes running through the week, while other important areas such as Hong Kong’s role within the Greater Bay Area were also discussed
Inmarsat Fleet Data gains greater acceptance with ABB tie-up
The platform bridges the gap between shipowners and the community of applications providers that neither have core competencies nor much interest in handling the hardware side of the equation
From the News Desk: Grey outlook and Christmas jeer
Our regular round-up of the stories behind the headlines this week eyes up plenty of dark clouds on the horizon for the shipping industry, widespread frustration at the US forcing shipping lines to become de facto policemen, why the Panama flag is on a public relations drive and the strange case of the soyabean cargo saga that is keeping m’learned friends in Canada busy through 2020
From the News Desk: Who has a place at the Lloyd’s List top table?
Our regular round-up of the stories behind the headlines this week casts an eye over some of the outstanding figures who have made a contribution to shipping over the past 12 months. Beyond the tinsel, a very important story is being uncovered in the small print in Greece, where loans to shipowners are being transferred to private equity funds. As the sulphur cap approaches on the first day of 2020, we also look at whether LNG newbuildings are being put on hold lest they be unable to live out their full lifespan under the new green regime
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