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Articles for September 2018
Acting maliciously?
The question of whether drug smuggling was a malicious act has been tested in the UK's Supreme Court, as Liz Turnbull of Clyde & Co reports
Time to keep communicating
Stuart Edmonston, at UK P&I Club, and Captain John Simpson, at Solis Marine discuss the master/pilot exchange
Cyber risk in the shipping industry
Sharif Gardner, of AXIS, warns shipping industry practitioners need a mind shift as they embrace new technology
Advancing the digitalisation of ports: supporting a moving environment
To create more efficiencies, ports look to artificial intelligence and autonomous systems - and need a wireless network to enable these applications, Gary Anderson, of Rajant, explains
Digitisation in the MENA region
Shipping owners and carriers can lead digitisation in the Middle East and North Africa, says Simon Streat of Bolero International
Real-life risk assessment in the offshore and maritime industry
Nikoletta Achilleos, of Prevention at Sea, considers the key risk management issues as the maritime and offshore worlds collide
Shipping is enjoying a new wave of "fast-paced conservatism"
The shipping industry is going through an exciting and unique period of "fast-paced conservatism" in embracing new technologies, says Asad Salameh, of World-Link Communications
Rotterdam Rules and e-commerce
Stuart Hetherington, of Comité Maritime International, and Professor Tomotaka Fujita, of the CMI Standing Committee on Carriage of Goods discuss the need to achieve entry into force of the Rotterdam RulesâÃÂé
New technology, new opportunity
Ursula O'Donnell, at the Standard Club, takes a look at floating offshore wind energy and sees new opportunities for marine contractors