Operations News – Page 88
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NewsIndustrial strength
Felicity Landon takes a closer look at new developments and opportunities in Tangier
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NewsPlugging leaks
Oil spill technology needs more interest from the private sector, finds Martin Rushmere
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NewsStart-up promises to improve port efficiency
A new start-up promises to help operators improve efficiency using Big Data analytics to support business decisions and to transform port calls covering all key regions.
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NewsWalking the walk on automation
A new report by Trelleborg says that broadly speaking, ports and terminals are talking the talk on automation and Big Data, but not embracing either.
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PD Ports optimises resource planning with BI
PD Ports has embraced business intelligence in its operations to optimise processes and plan better for future resource allocation.
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NewsDon’t overcomplicate software solutions, ports told
While big data and optimisation are the buzzwords of the moment, Navis’ operational innovation expert Oscar Pernia has stressed that ports do not need to reinvent the wheel to benefit from improved processes.
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NewsMaking connections
Overseas offices are more than just a public relations outlet for a port. Felicity Landon reports
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NewsState intervention
Governments face increased pressure to take more interest in foreign port investment, finds Martin Rushmere
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NewsThe middleman
Changes at Port Elizabeth’s port have allowed it to re-invent itself, finds Kerry Dimmer
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NewsGo with the flow
Gates queues should be ''consigned to history'' say OEMs. John Bensalhia investigates
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NewsLaying down tracks
Fine tuning port-rail operations is key to realising the full potential of rail traffic, reports Alex Hughes
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NewsA digital journey
HPA is well along the path of digital optimisation, but it still has some surprises in store, finds Carly Fields
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NewsElectric straddle carrier order
Kalmar''s electric straddle carriers are helping to support capacity expansion at the MSC PSA European Terminal (MPET) at the Port of Antwerp, with nine more being put on order.
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NewsCyber risks of increased automation
With increasing automation of systems and equipment, expect a marked uptick in the number of cyber attacks on ports, a security specialist has warned.
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Getting the message out on the CTU Code
Applauding the launch of the Guidelines for Packing Cargo Transport Units (CTU Code), IMO and European Commission officials have lent support to a campaign to get the message out on best practice in packing and securing cargo and compliance across all modes.
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NewsPSA overcomes 2016’s “trials and tribulations”
PSA International achieved credible results in 2016, despite the year being beset with what the operator calls “a period of unrelenting trials and tribulations.”
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NewsThroughput surge boosts ICTSI financials
International Container Terminal Services Inc (ICTSI) has reported a 7% increase in port revenue from last year, with the US$1.128 billion total being helped along by a surge in throughput.
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NewsPorts for THE Alliance, but no ship sizes
THE Alliance may have finalised port calls for its new vessel sharing agreement, but without news on the size of ships due to call at ports questions still remain.
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NewsHutchison seals Stockholm terminal deal
Hutchison Ports has signed a formal agreement with Ports of Stockholm to operate the new container terminal under construction at Stockholm Norvik Port.
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NewsYilport celebrates 'year to remember'
Yilport Holding’s portfolio reached 20 marine terminals and three dry terminals across the globe with growing business results in 2016.
