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Articles for October 2017
Profitable marine insurance? That’s so last century
Here we reproduce a range of the news to emerge from this year’s International Union of Marine Insurance event in Tokyo. Coverage by David Osler of Lloyd’s List
E-bills of lading come of age
Laura Starr, of the UK Club, reports on how electronic bills of lading have become an accepted way of doing business
Offshore supply sector gets new standard, reflecting changing times
A new SUPPLYTIME form provides an updated standard for offshore supply sector, as Jonathan Page and Andreas Fjærvoll-Larsen, of Wikborg Rein, review
Get the most from video surveillance data
Gabriel Chaher, at Quantum, argues shipping interests need to get the most from video data surveillance to deliver an improved forecast for shipping
Time to take stock of cyber risks
As fully autonomous vessels are expected to take to the seas by 2018, organisations within maritime industries need to take stock of the threat that cyber risk represents as increasing digitisation redefines the market, as Ffion Flockhart, Steven Hadwin and Rahul Mansigani, of Norton Rose Fulbright, explore
The future of ship management critical
Claes Eek Thorstensen, of Thome Group, reports on the drive towards ever greater efficiencies
Gaming techniques in e-learning on the up
Raal Harris, of Videotel, looks at how games offer new opportunities in maritime training
How to mitigate your risk
Rory Macfarlane, of Ince & Co, asks: have you effectively mitigated your risk while seeking to reap the rewards?
Working towards “Tomorrow’s Maritime World”
London International Shipping Week came at an interesting time for the global maritime market and a challenging time for London specifically, as Sean Moloney reports