Dear Editor,
Each crisis brings its own impact on a particular business or organization. Is the COVID-19 crisis an accelerator for the transport sector or is the change deeper?
For years, the
Dear Editor,
I regularly run into innovators and inventors who are interested in deploying their zero-carbon or energy optimisation/saving technologies in the shipping industry. These conversations usually end up being pitches
The Women in Aviation and Logistics group is calling for organisers to set and track gender balance in their speaker line up and invite more female subject matter experts to
Dear Editor,
When we speak about the supply chain of a certain trade or product, we almost never refer to its packaging. Supply chain refers to the physical movement of goods,
Dear Editor,
Inclusion and diversity matter more than ever as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic - it can be a true differentiator in supporting employees’ sense of belonging, resilience
Human Rights at Sea this week published a case study by Advisory Board member and maritime professional, Joanne Rawley, providing a personal insight and commentary as a reality check to
Dear Editor,
“Although breakbulk services have existed for some time, we have seen a huge upswing in interest over the last two to three years, not just to achieve cost savings,
Dear Editor,
Human rights apply at sea, as they do on land.
This must be a central if not subconscious premise that underpins the new Neptune Declaration on Seafarer Well Being and
Dear Editor,
Firstly, I call this the “Maritime Innovation & Adoption Conundrum”. A huge gulf between Tech on one side and the Industry on the other side, is preventing innovative development
Dear Editor,
Twenty-two ships sit off the coast of China, stranded by the standoff created by the differences between China and Australia. Many of the ships have been there since June
