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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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Key digital platforms agree to develop and adopt common data standards
Many ports have also developed or are developing maritime single windows to facilitate the electronic exchange of information for port clearance
DSME and Rotterdam sign three-year research deal on smart ships and ports
DSME and Port of Rotterdam are planning to work on technologies that enable smart ships to interface with smart ports and aim to get a head start on the global remote-controlled and autonomous ship market of the future
Taking an axe to Wärtsilä’s core will release innovation, says Voyage chief
Product-driven maritime companies are struggling to shift across to a focus on customers, says Fernback. Those who fail to see winds of change blowing in shipping are doomed to repeat its mistakes
Shipping embraces decarbonisation start-ups
Cargill, DNV GL, Shell and Vale are among companies that have set up 45 partnerships with start-ups after a six-month vetting period
Maritime has improved in its use of intelligence. It still has room to pick up the pace
More shipping leaders are realising that change is happening. They accept that improvisation is only a temporary fix while transformation is more long-term and sustainable
Pandemic to accelerate transformation of classification societies
IACS is also considering long-term plans when the situation returns to the new normal, Mr Sharma said
Digital technology should drop the science-fiction
He believes the sci-fi videos of autonomous vessels took the discussion about digital technology in completely the wrong direction. The aim is safety and efficiency, not crew reduction
Digitalisation vs human intelligence; it's a matter of trust
Shipping is trying to understand why it has come later to the digital party. There are many reasons, including culture, leadership, nervousness about transparency, the value proposition, and trust
Yard Talk | Japanese builders set out pathways to zero-emission ships
The head of shipbuilding at Japan’s transport ministry outlines the country’s roadmap to zero-emission ships, and offers views on industry consolidation and state subsidies
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