The wildlife trafficking industry is taking advantage of the weaknesses in maritime supply chains to illegally smuggle animals, plants and products. With an estimated that 72% to 90% of wildlife products trafficked by sea, new...
Climate change is high on the agenda for most countries as they look to reduce...
Hosted by Digital Ship on 7 July in the form of a digital webinar, ‘Making it easier to manage MEG4 (mooring equipment guidelines) compliance with digital technology’ addressed the shockingly high statistics surrounding dock-based injuries, as well as a new software tool which can assist with mooring line and equipment management.
Following the Ever Given incident, Suez Canal Authority head Osama Rabie speculated that human error may have been the cause rather than unfavourable conditions. The latest navigation technology reduces the risk of future incidents and offers improved efficiency and lower emissions. We investigate some solutions and how they can benefit the shipping industry.
Riviera’s Maritime Air Pollution Virtual Forum on 30 June focused on new emission regulations, what shipping has achieved to date and the steps it needs to take to achieve an increasingly decarbonised future.
This development will enable vessels of up to 300m in length to dock at the port in Queensland, Australia.
The new passenger terminal for cruise vessels will be able to accommodate more than 2,500 passengers.
Schottel will supply ten rudder propellers and two transverse thrusters to Turkish Sanmar Shipyards.
Sefine Shipyard was the only bidder for the tender, which was launched by Rosmorrechflot.
The Delta Sail can be fixed on vessels’ cargo handling cranes to enhance propulsion force.
Transnet’s website was down on 22 July and displayed an error message.
F-Secure, Adobe and O'Reilly speak to Giacomo Lee on how fake news regulation will need more than AI and intelligence from social media heads.
The postponement of the Tokyo Olympics to 2021 undermined the 5G rollout not just for Japan, but the world as a whole, as Giacomo Lee writes.
Governments have failed. So has Big Tech. So what can business do in the face of a looming climate change crisis? Giacomo Lee finds out.
The Internet of Things (IoT) trial aims to accelerate the movement and processing of cargo goods across the port.
How technology will change the future of work: it's not just Zoom, you know. Giacomo Lee takes a look at the coming future of high-tech hybrid employment.
Satellite communications provider Inmarsat and software solution company OneOcean want to revolutionise the digitalisation of navigation systems through a partnership which will enable OneOcean to deploy its software using Inmarsat’s technology.
We speak to Inmarsat and OneOcean to find out the reasons behind the partnership and the greater advantages the solution will bring to the digitalisation of navigation systems.
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