In order to ensure a smooth sailing future for the industry, it is important to understand what the supply chain involves, what might disrupt it, and how it can be improved.

Proactive collaboration is an important aspect of achieving decarbonization goals. Two types of collaboration needs to be taken into account, collaboration between shipowners and technology companies, and collaboration among shipowners themselves.

The year 2023 marks the beginning of new mandatory global emission regulations. From this point on, the environmental impact of maritime activities will be a lot more strictly regulated, requiring businesses to quickly adapt their strategies to remain compliant.

The maritime supply chain is complex, involving many different networks, stakeholders, and processes. It is important for maritime actors to stay up-to-date with new developments and trends so that they can operate efficiently and offer optimal services.

Discover the benefits of digital twin and how it can support situational awareness and decision making in the maritime industry.

Learn more about digital twin technology and how it is applied in the maritime industry.

The maritime industry is constantly evolving and changing with the introduction of new technologies and software systems. However, the cost of change in the industry can be quite significant, and there are several factors that need to be considered.

Collaboration and digital transformation are two critical elements in maritime operations.

In 2023, the role of IT decision support has become more clear than ever, and it is important for software companies to know what are the next steps that need to be taken.

For port actors, decarbonizing and optimizing the port call process go hand-in-hand with each other. When energy-efficient technologies are properly employed and port activities are optimized, carbon footprint can be reduced and decarbonization will be more easily achieved.