Webinars
On demand access to Lloyd’s List’s webinar back catalogue, featuring thought provoking discussion and analysis from our team of experts and industry leaders on the big issues impacting shipping
Shipping skills will sort the winners from the rest, webinar hears
The skills landscape is changing. Traditional ways of bringing seafarers into the office, while good in keeping in touch with the sea, will not meet the needs of a digitally-enabled, purpose-driven business
How Omicron and the orderbook will shape maritime markets for 2022
Lloyd’s List editor Richard Meade, along with head of consulting for Lloyd’s List Intelligence Christopher Palsson and markets editor Michelle Wiese Bockmann, examine the post-Christmas shipping landscape in this Maritime Markets Outlook — giving their forecasts for the year ahead
Smart tech set to divide shipping like never before
A Lloyd’s List webinar hears how digital technology has shone a bright light on traditional ways of working. Silo mentality and an obsession with cost rather than value must be countered quickly
Webinar: How to decarbonise shipping
Shipping heavyweights DNV, Wärtsilä and Maersk joined Lloyd’s List to discuss the industry’s decarbonisation trajectory, the role of regulation and the contentious issue of whether LNG is a viable option for the sector. Registration to sign up for our next webinar ‘How to innovate in shipping’ is now open
Lloyd’s List Webinar: How to digitalise shipping
The first in a series of Future of Shipping live events gathers industry leaders to discuss a more hard-headed approach to the digital revolution. Register for free to attend on March 17 at 9am London / 5pm Singapore time
Digitalising shipping: What’s the hold-up?
Few doubt digital technology will change the industry, but there are more pragmatic questions now being asked by company boards looking at shipping’s woeful track record in yielding a return on invested capital. The latest Lloyd’s List live event gathers industry leaders to discuss a more hard-headed approach to the digital revolution
March to digitalisation will enhance safety, sustainability and financing
The Lloyd’s List/Inmarsat joint publication Digitalisation Uncovered – What’s Next for Shipping? shows primary drivers for digitalisation are cost reduction and operational efficiencies, followed by regulatory compliance
Lloyd’s List aids the search for carbon clarity with Decarbonisation Survey
The direction of travel for shipping’s decarbonation trajectory has been set for some time now, but the devil in the detail is yet to reveal itself. A new regular survey launch by Lloyd’s List, in association with Lloyd’s Register, aims to chart shifting industry sentiment towards alternative fuels, financing and investment
Ship leasing and more stable US leadership inject confidence into Hong Kong maritime
The recent Lloyd’s List Hong Kong Ship Finance & Law online forum heard that Hong Kong is well prepared to take advantage of its strengths
Is video analytics the answer to safer ships and safer seas?
Video Analytics can be used to detect or even predict unsafe situations, spot unintentional operator errors, or avoid accidents by analysing historical events
UK’s freight ecosystem braces for massive changes
The UK’s freight ecosystem faces massive changes in how it does business with its European trading partners
Preparing for life after the transition period
Webinar will shine a light on best practice in preparing for European trade after 2020
Time to ensure shipping is not out of sight, out of mind
In working around the challenges imposed by the current remote working requirements, digital efficiencies are being found daily and collaboration is being forced upon an industry that previously only accepted the potential of digitalisation as a theoretical opportunity to be taken and assessed by others. The Lloyd’s List Awards this year will be an opportunity to showcase how the industry has adapted, innovated and advanced in the face of adversity
Focus on shipping’s prospects at Posidonia forum
Lloyd’s List will partner organisers of Greek super-event in a digitally streamed discussion scheduled for October 26
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
Taking charge after the pandemic
The natural progression, ahead of the next unforeseen crisis, is for more trialling and piloting of innovative tools and practices
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