Operations News – Page 89
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NewsAlibaba's port plan
Shipping line tie-ups with Alibaba give insight of online partnerships to come, finds Martin Rushmere
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News2020 vision
What will happen at ports when global shipping has to switch to low sulphur fuel in 2020? Stevie Knight reports
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NewsRepelling terrorist attacks
Ports need to seriously consider implementing hostile vehicle mitigation measures, finds Barry Cross
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NewsPart of UK heritage
Out of the limelight, Barrow enjoys the fruits of the offshore industry. Felicity Landon reports
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NewsEveryone's a critic
What are the best ways of monitoring port performance? John Bensalhia finds out.
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NewsFinding allies
It''s high time that terminals followed lines and ports and get in on the partnerships act finds Felicity Landon
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NewsPEMA calls for “more cross-industry dialogue”
Members of the Port Equipment Manufacturers Association (PEMA) are calling for cross-industry dialogue to address supply chain challenges such as container vessel size and shipping alliances.
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NewsDP World looks to Tesla technology
DP World Group Chairman and CEO Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem and Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk have discussed the potential uses of Tesla technology for DP World’s global operations.
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Concrete solutions
HamidReza Hassanli, Ehsan Emamifard Naeeni and Mansoureh Hasanzadeh discuss their experiences with self-compacting concrete
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NewsThe digital handover
Could blockchain technology turn accepted supply chain practice on its head? Felicity Landon reports
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NewsTicking data boxes
Start-up T-mining plans to trial its blockchain container concept in Antwerp. Felicity Landon reports
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NewsSecurity sentinels
Unmanned ground vehicles promise to ease port security burdens, explains Alex Hughes
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NewsCreature comfort
As one of the more controversial types of cargo, livestock challenges can catch ports of the hoof, John Bensalhia reports
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NewsSeaside shuffle
Are extended container dwell times beyond a terminal''s control? Felicity Landon finds out
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NewsStrange future
The rise of unmanned vessels and low-cost smart shipping could revolutionise ports, writes Stevie Knight
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NewsIceland's Finnafjord port inches closer
Bremenports has become a development partner for the new Finnafjord port project in Iceland, edging the project a little closer to realisation.
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NewsShipping line terminal arms form alliance
The MoU between COSCO SHIPPING ports and CMA Terminals Holding shows that the container arms of the shipping lines are also allying themselves to each other, in addition to the shipping lines and opposing ports.
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NewsDrewry: fragmentation of capacity a concern
Drewry’s new quarterly report, which analyses key trends and developments in the global ports and terminals market, says that North European ports can expect a “status quo” in 2017 in terms of port calls, but they shouldn’t rest on their laurels.
