The following reads like the screenplay of an exciting book, and pattern detections and AI can do very cool things for you too. Read along about drug smuggling and the possible use of artificial intelligence and technology to counter it and be inspired on how you could improve your maritime business and operations.
Ever seen how nature creates and manages complex, efficient and sustainable ecosystems? It is fascinating. The maritime supply chain, including port calls, is also a very complex, competitive and collaborative system, with a great variety of stakeholders, each with its own interests. These are the valuable insights that the maritime industry can learn from nature in order to reduce waste and create a sustainable industry.
Remember Berend and Joost? Two interns who started at Teqplay last September. A journey it has been! Both finished their internship successful last week and there’s more exciting news to share.
We’re starting off the new year great with welcoming two more Teqplay’ers to the team! A chess lover who left a big corporate for a career at Teqplay and a student at Erasmus University who loves data… Let’s have a chat with Niels and David!
The stories in blog posts are always interesting and a nice read, but this is a special one! Laura’s road to the Teqplay Team is anything but ordinary. Let’s have a chat with our new junior Data Scientist and learn all about her!
We welcomed three new Teqplayers to the team! Let’s have a chat with Berend, Joost and Libert and find out why they joined us.
Port Community Systems (PCS) play an important role in optimizing port operations, especially in combination with our Digital Twin. Today Hans Rook, the international chairman of the International Port Community Systems Association (IPCSA), shared knowledge and insights on the role of PCS in the ports and the importance in global trade and transport.
Bunkerspot Magazine features Teqplay in their 100th issue! Find out about Teqplay’s vision on digitizing and optimizing the maritime industry and how our services like FuelBoss provide clients to make better informed decisions, based on complex knowledge, data and technology.
Talent is important for Teqplay and is needed to address the global challenges in the maritime industry. That is why Teqplay dedicates time and support to this new talent, and of course we also get inspired by their out of the box thinking and creations. Meet Joost and Maurice and learn more about their projects.
Teqplay, Navis, part of Cargotec Corporation, and i4sea have formed a partnership. Teqplay joined the Rainmaking Trade&Transport Impact program in Fall 2019. One of the results was a joint business exploration with Navis and i4sea.