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Episode 70: Charting New Waters - The Role of Data in Transforming Maritime Industry
Guest: Jeff Wakker, COO, Viterra Chartering B.V.
Episode Overview: In this episode, we dive into the evolving role of data in the maritime industry with our esteemed guest, Jeff Wakker, COO of Viterra Chartering B.V. Jeff shares insights from his extensive experience, discussing how digitalization has revolutionized his role and the broader maritime sector. Join us as we explore how data-driven strategies are shaping the future of maritime operations, from port logistics to global shipping routes.
Key Points:
Scaling Operations: Managing over 200 vessels daily, Jeff overseas activities across almost 80 countries, about 4000 port calls, encapsulating close to 1500 voyages in 2023 alone. Data at the Helm: The increasing significance of data in maritime operations, transforming traditional processes into data-driven decisions. Navigating Challenges: How Jeff transitioned from skepticism to embracing digital solutions for challenges like decarbonization and efficiency. Strategic Collaborations: The critical role of collaboration in leveraging commercial opportunities through data analytics. Decarbonization and Transparency: Discussing the complexities of the Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) and the push for greater transparency and fair practices in the industry. Bridging Gaps: Jeff’s perspective on the disconnect between IT and business operations and the crucial need for data literacy within the industry. Cultural Insights: Jeff recommends the intriguing AI movie "Alpha Go" and the cycling strategy book "Het Plan," offering insights relevant to both personal and professional growth.Keywords: Maritime Industry, Digitalization, Data Management, Decarbonization, Global Shipping, Viterra Chartering, Jeff Wakker
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Episode 69: Navigating New Horizons - The Evolution of AIS Data in Maritime Shipping
Guest:
Charlotte Cook, Senior Manager of Trade Analytics, Veson NauticalEpisode Overview:
In this insightful episode, we delve into the transformative journey of AIS (Automatic Identification System) data usage within the maritime industry, marking a significant shift in digital navigation and decision-making processes. Our guest, Charlotte Cook, brings her extensive experience from her time at VesselValue and now at Veson Nautical, to discuss the dynamic changes, challenges, and advancements in the field. Join us as we explore the critical role of AIS data in the digital age and its growing impact on maritime shipping.Key Points:
Evolution of AIS Data Utilization: The transition from basic navigation purposes to strategic decision-making tools, highlighting the broadened scope of AIS data applications over the past decade. Overcoming Challenges: Addressing the initial reluctance within the industry to leverage AIS data for decision-making, and the journey towards widespread acceptance and adoption. The Dynamic Nature of AIS Data: Discussing the complexities of managing a continuously changing and voluminous dataset, including the challenges of data noise, signal collisions, and data corruption. Big Data's Role in Maritime Shipping: The shift towards large-scale data analysis, emphasizing the importance of big data in refining AIS data for actionable insights. Future Focus: Exploring three primary areas of AIS data application moving forward: Optimizing the supply chain for enhanced efficiency and insight. Managing port congestion through advanced data analysis. Supporting emission regulations and commodity trade flow with precise data-driven strategies. Reflecting real-world shifts using AIS, logic, and models: The necessity for flexible models to adapt to trade changes and the importance of robust datasets for effective maritime operations.
Keywords: AIS Data, Maritime Shipping, Digital Navigation, Big Data, Supply Chain Optimization, Port Congestion, Emission Regulations
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Episode 68: The Green Tide: Revolutionizing the Port of Detroit with Dr. William Beer
Guest: Dr. William Beer, PhD, CEO of Tunley Environmental
Episode Overview:
Join us as Dr. William Beer, a leader in environmental sustainability, shares his journey and insights into decarbonizing maritime operations, with a spotlight on the Port of Detroit project. This episode delves into the significance of maritime sustainability, challenges and solutions for port cities, and the impact on local communities and economic development.Key Points:
Journey to Environmental Leadership: Dr. Beer's path and Tunley Environmental's mission. Maritime vs. Aviation: The comparative benefits of maritime transport in sustainability. Port of Detroit Project: Innovative strategies for decarbonization and overcoming local challenges. Local Communities: The environmental and social implications for communities around ports. Sustainability as Opportunity: The intersection of environmental efforts and economic growth. Collaborative Progress: The importance of building relationships and learning across industries for effective sustainability practices.Keywords: Sustainability, Decarbonization, Maritime Industry, Port of Detroit, Community Impact, Sustainable Solutions, Economic Development
Dive into a conversation about turning environmental challenges into opportunities for innovation and community development in the maritime sector.
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Episode 67: Navigating the Cyber Seas - Securing Maritime Operations in the Digital Age
Guests:
Craig Wooldridge, Maritime Cyber Baseline Certification Manager at The IASME Consortium. Rae Baker, Maritime SME, Private Investigator, CISSP Associate, and Maritime Security Advisor. Cris DeWitt, Maritime Security Advisor.Episode Overview: This episode dives into the critical realm of cybersecurity within the maritime industry, featuring insights from leading experts. Our guests unravel the complexities of assessing ships' IT/OT infrastructure, the importance of crew training on cybersecurity, and the challenges of content creation in an era where data is a double-edged sword. Rae Baker brings a unique perspective with the statement "I am the threat," prompting a deep dive into the mindset of potential attackers and the vulnerabilities they exploit.
We explore the necessity of implementing robust cybersecurity plans, aligning with the International Maritime Organization's (IMO) guidance on managing cyber risks as part of the normal safety plan. The discussion emphasizes the shift from recommendations to mandatory requirements in cybersecurity practices, highlighting the often-overlooked basics that can deter hackers and criminals. Furthermore, the episode sheds light on the vulnerabilities in ports, including the hacking of cranes, underscoring the fact that no system is entirely isolated.
Keywords: Cybersecurity, Maritime Industry, IT/OT Infrastructure, Crew Training, Data Security, Cyber Risk Management, IMO, Hacker Deterrence, Port Security
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Episode 66: Steering Sustainability: Gina Panayiotou on ESG Evolution in Shipping
Guest: Gina Panayiotou, ESG Manager at the West P & I Club, Founder & Chair of the World ESG Forum, Guest Lecturer at MLA College, and Board Member of WISTA UK, Co-chair of the WISTA International Environmental Committee and active member of other maritime boards and committees.
Episode Overview: In this episode, we dive into the intricate world of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategies within the maritime sector with expert Gina Panayiotou. Gina shares her multifaceted role in shaping ESG policies both internally within the West P & I Club and externally, aiding clients and collaborative groups.
We explore the transition of maritime industry practices towards structured ESG implementation, the critical role of digitalization in ESG accuracy, and the importance of breaking down resistance to change by simplifying concepts. Gina emphasizes the necessity of company-wide engagement in ESG initiatives, the power of communication in fostering policy buy-in, and the potential of social media to amplify impact.
Key insights include leveraging ESG for ocean health, decarbonization, and crew welfare, along with Gina's invaluable advice for professionals entering the industry: the importance of personal branding and networking.
Keywords: Gina Panayiotou, ESG, maritime industry, digitalization, environmental sustainability, social governance, leadership, decarbonization, ocean health, personal branding, networking.
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Episode 65: A Deep Dive with Maritime Attorney Alison Cusack
Guest: Alison Cusack, Principal Lawyer at Cusack & Co Pty Ltd
Episode Overview:
In this special edition of Tell Me More Tuesday, we were thrilled to host Alison Cusack, a distinguished maritime attorney with a fascinating journey through the realms of engineering, business, and finally, law. Alison shares her initial dreams of becoming an electrical engineer before her path took a pivotal turn towards law, ignited by her involvement in a moot court competition at the IMO that sparked her passion for maritime law.
Delving into her career, Alison recounts her early days working for a shipping firm, where she gained invaluable insights into the nuances of shipping operations, claims, and the maritime industry at large. Her journey didn't stop there; Alison's entrepreneurial spirit led her to establish her own firm, focusing on representing cargo interests, leveraging her extensive experience as a ship owner to navigate the complex waters of maritime law.
The conversation also sheds light on the unique challenges faced by Australian customers, including ongoing disputes with ports and port operators, offering a glimpse into the intricacies of maritime logistics and legal frameworks in Australia.
A pressing issue in the maritime industry, the looming seafarer shortage, was thoroughly explored. Alison emphasized the potential in making the industry more appealing to women as a viable solution, highlighting the importance of creating a more inclusive and supportive environment for female seafarers.
No discussion with Alison would be complete without touching upon her current reads. She shares her thoughts on "Atomic Habits" by James Clear and "Burnout: The Secret to Unlocking the Stress Cycle" by Emily Nagoski and Amelia Nagoski, providing listeners with some thought-provoking recommendations.
Keywords: Maritime Shipping, Digital Age, Maritime Law, Career Journey, Australian Maritime Challenges, Seafarer Shortage, Gender Inclusion, Book Recommendations, The Shipping Lawyer
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Episode 64: Digital Horizons: Transforming Seafarer Well-being with Ronald Spithout
Guest: Ronald Spithout, Managing Director of OneHealth by VIKAND
Overview: This episode dives into the innovative approaches to healthcare in the maritime industry with Ronald Spithout, MD of OneHealth by VIKAND. Ronald shares insights into how VIKAND is revolutionizing medical services and risk mitigation solutions at sea by digitalizing the healthcare experience for crew members. Drawing from his background in engineering and satellite technology, he discusses the transition from reactive to proactive healthcare models, emphasizing preventive maintenance of the crew to ensure the well-being of seafarers.
The conversation covers the importance of direct healthcare access for crew members, the role of technology in enhancing the social lives onboard, and the critical nature of addressing the "S" in ESG for maritime companies. Ronald also sheds light on the global officer shortage and the potential to reduce the number of sailors leaving due to health issues through digital health innovations.
Keywords: Maritime Shipping, Digital Age, Healthcare, Ronald Spithout, OneHealth, VIKAND, Seafarers Health, Proactive Healthcare, Risk Mitigation, ESG, Technology in Maritime, Crew Well-being, Preventive Maintenance, Global Officer Shortage.
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Episode: Episode 63: Discussion of the latest in the Red Sea with Michelle Wiese Bockman, Principal Analyst, Lloyd’s List Intelligence
Guest: Michelle Wiese Bockman, Principal Analyst, Lloyd’s List Intelligence
Overview: Join us in this insightful episode of "The Last Dinosaur: Maritime Shipping in the Digital Age," where we delve into the complex world of maritime shipping disruptions caused by Houthi attacks. Host Chris Aversano and guest Michelle Wiese Bockman, Principal Analyst at Lloyd’s List Intelligence, explore the multifaceted impacts of these disruptions on global shipping operations.
This episode sheds light on crucial topics like the legalities of AIS (Automatic Identification System) usage in shipping, the financial implications of reduced traffic in the Suez Canal, and how supply chains are adapting in a landscape altered by both recent attacks and the COVID pandemic.
Whether you're a maritime industry professional, shipping enthusiast, or simply interested in the dynamics of global trade and shipping logistics, this episode offers valuable insights into how the industry navigates through challenges and evolves.
Note: This discussion was recorded prior to the January 25th attack on the Merlin Luanda.
Keywords: Maritime Shipping, Houthi Attacks, Global Shipping, AIS, Suez Canal, Supply Chain Disruption, Lloyd’s List Intelligence, Michelle Wiese Bockman, Shipping Logistics, Maritime Industry.
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Episode: Episode 62: Charting the Course: Will Roberts, CEO of ioCurrents and his Journey in Maritime Tech
Guest: Will Roberts, CEO of ioCurrents
Highlights:
CEO's First Year - A Year in Review with Will Roberts:
Increased installed bases in 2023 Clients had Improved operations, including fuel savings. Handling big data with AI and MI. Started with engine failure prediction, expanded to other functions. Minimizing crew workflow impact. Purposeful digitization informs your team when, where, and why to pay attention to each asset on each unique vessel. Challenges in Tech Adoption: Maritime industry is risk-averse. More tech on ships, constant crew size. Growing responsibilities for ship crews. Adapting shoreside products for seafaring. Opportunities and Lessons: Tightened budgets as an opportunity for cost savings. Identifying pain points during client interactions. Anticipated industry consolidation and lessons learned. Tech adoption not automatic in maritime. Impact of Maritime Industry: Maritime's potential for a significant impact. Benefits of a diverse workforce.Overview: Learn about the challenges and opportunities in tech adoption in the maritime sector and the potential for a diverse workforce to drive positive change. Stay tuned for a deep dive into the digital age of maritime shipping.
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Episode and Guest: Episode #61 - Angeliki Papathanasiou, Head of Operations at Procureship
Highlights:
Expertise Driving Innovation: We talk about the founder’s background in data and analytics which has been crucial in developing Procureship, a platform that innovatively connects shipping companies with a global network of suppliers. Efficiency Through Technology: The integration of AI and machine learning into Procureship has led to a 60% increase in operational efficiency, enhancing both regulatory compliance and user experience. Digital Transformation in Maritime: The discussion focuses on the maritime industry's shift towards digitalization, while emphasizing the importance of retaining the human element within this technological evolution. Sustainability in Procurement: The conversation highlights how Procureship is prioritizing sustainability, encouraging eco-friendly practices in procurement decisions within the maritime industry.Overview: In this episode, Angeliki Papathanasiou from Procureship delves into the transformative world of marine procurement.
We discussed the significant impact of AI and machine learning in improving operational efficiency and compliance. Angeliki highlights the ongoing digital transformation in the maritime industry, stressing the importance of maintaining the human connection in this sector.
Join us to uncover how Procureship is navigating the challenges and opportunities in the maritime procurement landscape.
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Title: Episode 60. Redefining Boundaries: Ali Riaz on Data Integrity and Digital Evolution in the Maritime Industry
Episode and Guest: In this insightful episode, we talk with Ali Riaz, CEO of OrbitMI . Our wide-ranging discussion delves into the nuances of data integrity in the maritime industry, Ali’s perspectives on barriers to entry in maritime tech and digital spaces, and parallels between our industry and others in terms of investment dynamics.
Highlights:
The Norm in Tech Development: Discussing how it's common for companies to build out technology and then introduce it to the market, emphasizing the role of industry insiders as innovators.
Fintech Insights: Exploring the fact that about 65% of companies serving the fintech sector originate from larger companies that have branched out their digital capabilities.
OrbitMI and Bureau Veritas Partnership: Ali sheds light on the partnership with Bureau Veritas, focusing on the challenges of maritime data management and the concept of 'garbage in, danger out.'
Data Integrity in Maritime: The critical role of data integrity for the industry, with a focus on optimization and compliance, and how global support from Bureau Veritas aids this endeavor.
Funding Landscape Observations: Insightful observations about the current state of funding in the maritime market.
Overview:
Join us for a captivating conversation with Ali Riaz as we dive into the intricacies of maritime technology, data integrity, and the evolving landscape of industry investment.
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Episode: 2023 year in review and a look forward with Evangelos Efstathiou, Managing Director of Skysail Advisors Ltd and Chief Executive Officer of Burmester & Vogel
Guest: Evangelos Efstathiou, Managing Director of Skysail Advisors Ltd and Chief Executive Officer of Burmester & Vogel
Highlights:
Latest Happening at Skysail and Burmeister and Vogel: Evan talks to us about his maritime landscape that he puts together for Skysail as well as his latest update on whats happening with B and V, where he is looking to streamline and improve demurrage 2023 Lookback: From the continued drumbeat to investments, to the expansion of companies with large investments and platforms, to the fallout (not all of it bad) of Nautilus, and the importance of how decarbonization involves digitalization, we cover it all What 2024 has in store: Evan and Chris expect to see AI and ‘chat gpt’ type solutions being more commonplace, bigger companies now will continue to get larger with targeted acquisitions and a continued focus on decarbonization. The key will be for the VC space – where is there the need for a solution (in other words – what is the whitespace yet to be explored) Book Recommendations: Evan recommends ‘Ask Your Developer: How to Harness the Power of Software Developers and Win in the 21st Century’ by Jeff Lawson as it addresses an API first software posture. Chris talks about why the Rick Rubin Book ‘The Creative Act: A Way of Being’ is next up for himOverview: A few of what 2023 held for the industry and a peak into what 2024 will bring to us that are in this space.
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Hello Everyone,
In our latest episode of The Last Dinosaur, we had the privilege of hosting Dr. Jason Zuidema, who plays a pivotal role in seafarers' advocacy as the General Secretary at the International Christian Maritime Association and the Executive Director at the North American Maritime Ministry Association.
In this episode, we talk about several key items:
The Transformative Power of Connectivity: Dr. Zuidema delves into how Wi-Fi has become more than just a tool for social media for seafarers – it's a vital aspect of their quality of life, allowing them to manage personal and financial matters even while at sea.
Embracing Technological Advances: The conversation shifts to the adoption of new technologies like Starlink and the necessity for seafarers to adapt to innovations, especially in areas like 'future fuels'. This segment highlights the ongoing need for training and preparedness in the face of technological evolution.
Mental Health and the Human Connection: A poignant discussion on the importance of mental health support in the maritime industry, emphasizing the need for both professional assistance and the simple, yet powerful act of listening.
Digitalization in Maritime: A Future Perspective: Dr. Zuidema shares insights on how digital solutions can streamline work processes, reduce stress, and enhance overall efficiency, particularly in port operations and onboard management.
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This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the intricate balance between technology, human well-being, and the future of maritime advocacy. Dr. Zuidema's expertise and insights offer a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing the maritime industry today.
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Looking forward to your thoughts and engagement on LinkedIn.
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Episode 57: Steering Through Digital Currents in Logistics with Scott Sangster
Guest: Scott Sangster, General Manager – Global Logistics Service Providers at Descartes System Group
Overview: In this episode, we delve into the intricacies of supply chain management with Scott Sangster. We explore the critical role of freight forwarders and the challenges they face in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Scott sheds light on how Descartes System Group is addressing these challenges and discusses the broader implications of technology adoption in the logistics sector. The conversation also touches upon the innovative use of AI in streamlining logistics operations and the nascent field of emission tracking. Additionally, Scott shares his current read, 'Tipping Point,' offering a glimpse into his perspectives and inspirations.
Highlights:
Discussion on the role of freight forwarders in the supply chain and their challenges. How Descartes is aiding in overcoming these challenges. Exploration of the fear of digital solution adoption, rooted not in technology but in legacy processes. Insights from Scott on technology adoption: "The speed at which their cargo moves is the speed at which they adapt technology." The use of AI in logistics, specifically in OCR and analyzing OCR outputs to identify cargo. Current developments in emission tracking.Tune in Now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more!
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In this insightful episode, Rear Admiral Wayne R. Arguin Jr., Assistant Commandant for Prevention Policy at the U.S. Coast Guard, joins us to discuss the pivotal aspects of maritime operations and policy. Here's what you can expect:
Maritime Licensing & Engineering: Discover the significance of these foundational elements in maritime safety and operations.
Technological Advancements: Learn about the U.S. Coast Guard's proactive approach to integrating new technologies, including alternative fuels and eco-friendly improvements.
Expertise Centers: Hear about the National Centers of Expertise and their role in fostering innovation within the maritime sector.
Digital Shift: Get insights into the transition from traditional methods to data-driven processes in mariner licensing, enhancing efficiency and accuracy.
Economic Contribution: Understand the massive $5.3 trillion impact of the maritime industry on the U.S. economy and its global significance.
Challenges and Education: Discuss the challenges of new fuel adoption and how STEM education is preparing the workforce for these changes.
Connectivity at Sea: Reflect on the personal aspects of maritime life and how increased connectivity is making a positive difference.
Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the current state and the exciting developments in the maritime world, as well as the strategic role of the U.S. Coast Guard in navigating these waters.
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Episode: Digitization in Shipping with Anton Posner
Guest: Anton Posner, CEO of Mercury Group & Mercury Resources, LLC.
Highlights:
Bulk and Breakbulk Supply Chain: Minimal changes; continued use of original B/Ls via FedEx. Tracking Challenges: Multiple cargo controllers, varied tech investments, and a constantly reinvented supply chain puzzle. Tech Disparity in Warehouses: From 'foto-marts' to tech-savvy operations. The Allure of Shipping: Anton's view on the industry's hidden depths and the essence of a good trader. Book Recommendation: "Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon" by Michael Lewis on crypto mogul Sam Bankman Fried.Overview: Dive into the world of shipping and its digital evolution with industry expert Anton Posner. Explore the challenges, opportunities, and the future of this intricate business.
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Episode 54: The Digital Evolution of Shipping with Scott Bergeron
Guest: Scott Bergeron, Head of Fleet Management, Oldendorff Carriers
Tech Reputation: Reevaluating the maritime industry's image of lagging in tech. Tech Challenges: Existing maritime tech often lacks thorough testing. MIT Collaboration: Oldendorff's research with MIT reveals gaps like limited onboard internet. Starlink Introduction: Equipping ships with Starlink, a game-changer in communication. Current status: 3 ships equipped; broader rollout is a 6-month projection. Vessel Optimization: Focus on emissions and efficient techniques, like Just-In-Time. Decarbonization: A continuous journey with a healthy skepticism towards instant solutions. Balancing Tech: Making seafarers' lives easier while ensuring genuine support. Industry Insight: The maritime sector's resilience and unity amid challenges. Maritime PR: The pros and cons of a low-key maritime PR landscape.Closing Thoughts: The maritime industry is at a crossroads of tradition and innovation. With leaders like Scott Bergeron at the helm, there's hope for a future where technology and sustainability go hand in hand.
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Episode Summary: Join us as we pivot from our usual discussions on bulk business to the intricate world of containerization.
Our guest, Kyle Henderson, CEO of Vizion, sheds light on the challenges and future of freight tracking and logistics.
Episode Highlights:
Vizion's Unique Perspective: Why having a background outside of maritime can be an advantage in the freight industry. Data Transformation in Freight: How Vizion turns unstructured container data into actionable insights. The transition from PDFs (non-digital data) to a digital paradigm. Vision of Vizion: Streamlining industry fundamentals: tracking, balancing, and freight optimization. Bridging the Technological Divide: Navigating the gap between large-scale corporations and small entities. Addressing the pressing need for technology standardization in the logistics domain. Data-Centric Future: Vizion's plans to create software solutions using diverse data sources – from shippers to warehouses. Global Challenges: The intricacies of pushing tech boundaries beyond national borders.Tune in Now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more!
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Title: Maritime Digital Transformation: Insights with OTG's Raal Harris | Maritime Podcast
In this stimulating episode of "The Last Dinosaur", a leading maritime podcast, we navigate the tides of maritime digital transformation with Raal Harris, the Chief Creative Officer at Ocean Technologies Group (OTG), a linchpin in maritime digital learning solutions.
Discover in this episode:
Leadership Evolution: Raal’s transition from CEO to crafting strategies as the Chief Creative Officer at OTG - a front runner in maritime digital solutions.
Maritime Digital Learning Journey: Tracing the evolutionary trajectory of maritime education from the age of VHS to the burgeoning era of mobile learning platforms – a must-hear for maritime professionals keen on e-learning developments.
Data Analytics in Maritime Training: Unveiling the transformative role of data analytics in maritime training - a resource for stakeholders looking to harness data insights for enhanced transparency and decision-making.
Blended Learning for Seafarers: Exploring the prominence of blended learning solutions, offering seafarers flexibility and choice - a nod to the future of maritime training modules.
Corporate Culture & Training Dynamics: Delving into the impactful interplay between company culture and training dynamics in the maritime sector – a focal discussion for industry leaders fostering engagement and positive change.
Catch this episode packed with insights on maritime digital transformation, an essential for industry professionals, educators, and enthusiasts keen on the forefront of maritime technological advancements.
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In this episode:
🚢 Dr. Kyriakopoulos of DeepSea Technologies reveals how AI is revolutionizing maritime shipping.
📊 From PhD research to voyage optimizations & tangible savings.
🤖 Overcoming the biggest barrier in tech: change.
💡 The need for a champion in organizations for successful tech adoption.
🔄 DeepSea’s client-centric approach: from proof of value to data scrubbing to actual saving!Listen now to dive deep into the future of maritime shipping!
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