As with many other industries, key players in maritime are increasingly spurred on to accelerate innovation and adopt new technologies in a bid to stay ahead of the curve.

Maersk Tankers is partnering with Klavness Digitial to develop intelligent digital solutions for their shipping businesses.

Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) will work with Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) on a project to develop technologies to enhance vessel reliability and boost energy-saving through improvements in steering gear control.

How shipping can utilise big data to avoid yet further commodisation of its service and improve safety of operations was a topic panelists at grappled with at the Connecticut Maritime Association (CMA) conference last week.

Josh Shapiro coo of Liberty Maritime/Liberty Global Logistics cut through the buzzwords associated with the digitalization of shipping to explain the real benefits the company is seeing from the process.

Saudi shipowner Bahri and classification society DNV GL have signed a partnership to develop and leverage big data capabilities.

The Finnish capital of Helsinki is developing a smart shipping cluster actively bringing together the traditional maritime industry and the IT sector.

ExxonMobil has launched a new global service named Mobil Serv to provide end-to-end lubrication solutions for the marine industry.

When you read of a project that gives the impression that it was devised by the criminally insane, how can you retain courtesy and politeness in your response?

Eniram launched Skylight 2.0, an update of its performance monitoring tool, in Singapore and London on Thursday.