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“There’s an implicit assumption in many cases that training is the answer. I have always questioned that assumption,” says Simon Pressly…

As the industry gathered for Nor-Shipping, there was more news of disruptive technology and big data developments, the alarming effects of pir…

As a statement of intent, the definition of e-Navigation as ‘the harmonised collection, integration, exchange, presentation and analysis of …

Spring is in the air but for parts of the shipping industry, winter is clinging on. As the conference circuit moved from snowy Connecticut to …

In the official programme of the Connecticut Maritime Association’s annual conference, the day doesn’t end at the close of business hours,…

Given the changes that have taken place in shipping since 2008, there is no reason to suppose that the management of its human resources would…

Since January 1 this year, ships operating in the Baltic and North Sea Sulphur Emission Control Areas (SECAs) have been required to burn fuel …

Expanded role for UNCLOS World governments have agreed that the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) should be expanded to include a…

So great is the noise being generated around the subject of autonomous ships that it feels as though robot vessels could be plying the seas an…