As innovations such as VR and gamification are introduced into maritime training people should not get too caught up in the technology, but instead focus on what motivates individuals to learn.

The Chinese central government has announced the issue of guidelines to promote intelligent shipping development of the nation.

Maritime companies looking to digitalisation need to identify pain points requiring solving and not view it as a magic wand that will transform operations overnight

Singapore has launched a Call-For-Partnership (CFP) to make around SGD60m ($44m) in joint investments for innovation in maritime technology.

We spoke with Steve Saxon (Partner at McKinsey & Company) about the growth of regional trade and the value collaboration brings to data.

Singapore bunkering solutions start-up Claritecs has secured $600,000 in funding from Bernhard Schulte venture capital arm INNOPORT and another unidentified angel investor.

Henning Schleyerbach, who was appointed coo of DCSA in July, tells Seatrade Maritime that nine of the top 10 container shipping lines were already members of DCSA and discussions with Cosco were continuing. “We are in contact with them [Cosco] and...

As the hype around blockchain in shipping dies down software provider SAP believes there are still exciting opportunities to digitise paper processes, but will take time as it requires a change in mindset across all parties in the supply chain.

The adoption of intelligent infrastructure and smart logistics has experienced a few hurdles, but nothing truly unexpected. We spoke with Andrew Faiola about digital transformation, connectivity, and the who really owns a ship’s data.