All Digitalisation articles – Page 5
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Trans-Pacific green corridor
Talks are underway to establish a new green shipping corridor between Asia and the USA
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Digital LNG bunkering
A new digital LNG bunker solution has been developed for the Port of Singapore
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Green shipping corridor
Two port authorities are looking to establish what they call the ‘world’s longest’ green digital shipping corridor
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Cloud data investment
One operator is concentrating its efforts artificial intelligence, big data and cloud computing
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Next-generation wireless port technology
Supply chain issues, trade deal delays, staff absences and freight operation difficulties challenged port operations during the pandemic, but there is one sure way to boost efficiency in the future writes Chris Mason at Rajant Corporation
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AI for smart ports
There’s a new AI platform that provides real-time awareness of utilisation rates and cargo flows
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Weighty IT investment at Manila
The hefty investment at MICT is meant to crisis proof operations into the future
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Digital solution saves emissions
Singapore ports and shipping lines are investing in new digital solutions to reduce carbon footprint
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Tracking emissions effectively
New software has been developed that allows ports to easily track their emission profiles
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Digital twin benefits
A European port is to create a digital twin to simulate future growth potential in wind energy
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Driving up haulage efficiency
Some hauliers have been using the supply chain issues as a spingboard for change to drive up efficiency
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Smart port whitepaper
A new whitepaper reveals that technology is increasingly being put to use to increase port efficiency in the UK
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Greek first for blockchain
The first Greek port has adopted blockchain technology in order to reap the efficiency benefits from digitisation
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Efficient digital logistics
A new digital logistics platform promises customers a single-window solution enabling seamless, safe, secure, and efficient movement of cargo.
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