April 22nd, 20192The bridges of many of Japan’s Mitsui OSK Lines’ (MOL) tankers are set to get the fighter jet treatment with augmented reality (AR) technology deployed. The...
April 17th, 20190In an important blockchain breakthrough for liner shipping, Maersk has found another rival to sign up to TradeLens, its platform launched last year with IBM. Israeli...
April 17th, 201916Is shipping innovative or does it just harness technology to save a few cents here and there? That was the question posed by moderator Neville Smith from Mariner...
April 16th, 20195Four of the world’s largest liners have officially debuted a new association to standardise digital developments, installing a Maersk high-flier as its first...
April 16th, 201910Shipping now has its own version of the Dragon’s Den, the hit BBC show where tycoons invest in entrepreniual inventors. The Captain’s Table has officially launched...
April 15th, 20190Ishaan Hemnani from BunkerEx has some advice on where to get fuel. Bunkers are one of the largest costs associated with a voyage, so making the right decisions around...
April 12th, 20191Michel van Roozendaal, the president of Finnish ship equipment giant MacGregor, wants shipping to grow up. In a frank interview with Maritime CEO, van Roozendaal, an...
April 11th, 20196Shipping is innovative, but has yet to get disruptive and the massive fragmentation of digital offerings is not helping the industry advance. That was the takeaway from...
April 10th, 20199How to get maritime blockchains to interact with each other. A special report compiled by Okan Duru and Muhammad Imran Md Zin. There is no shadow of a doubt that the...
April 10th, 20190Singapore's Keppel Offshore & Marine has embarked on the development of an autonomous tug through its subsidiary Keppel Singmarine. The tug will be operated by...
April 9th, 20190In a joint industry program (JIP) initiated by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) class society DNV GL will team up with ten member companies of the...
April 9th, 20191A week ago Splash reported how consultant Captain Ozgur Dogan Gunes had been able to hack into two Hong Kong shipping lines’ IT systems with just five minutes of...
April 8th, 20190Finnish fuel system provider Auramarine is getting plenty of inquiries as the days tick down to the global sulphur cap. Skatka Jensen, CEO of Auramarine, says the...
April 5th, 20190Microsoft is moving into the world of maritime artificial intelligence, backing an American platform, Nautilus, that is among the leaders in the emerging tech...
April 3rd, 20191Chartering brokers the world over question daily whether their business will be usurped by technology. One broking company has taken the matter into its hands. The...
April 3rd, 20190The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and Japanese technology firm Fujitsu have revealed details of trials of a new anti-collision technology. A two-year...
April 2nd, 20190Shipping’s poor cyber defences have been displayed once again with news two Hong Kong shipping lines had their passwords hacked easily. Shanghai-based consultant...
