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The notion of autonomous vessel operation has divided the industry as never before. Perhaps, like a certain loved or hated yeast-based spread, when the topic of conversation turns to robotic ships debate gets heated and highly charged, with no room for the neutral.Posted in Marine industry talk
This year the International Maritime Organization (IMO) turns seventy. The regulator of global shipping was born in Geneva in March 1948, brought into being by the United Nations shortly after its own formation.Posted in Marine industry talk
Ahead of Seatrade Cruise Global, here's an infographic with some key cruise industry facts and stats! See you in Fort Lauderdale!Posted in Marine industry talk
Every year, new catchphrases that initially bring clarity to maritime industry panel discussions, conferences and exhibitions can quickly become loosely-used jargon. At first glance, ‘cyber-risk’ would appear to fit the buzzword bill, but the virtual threat is more than a passing fad; it is here to stay and will require intelligent long-term solutions.
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It used to be said that when the US sneezed, the world economy caught a cold. Today, the harbinger of economic well-being is China, which has been functioning as the engine of world economic growth for at least 20 years.
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Europort 2017 is just around the corner! Check out our infographic for details of where JLA and our clients will be, the show themes and some Rotterdam maritime stats...
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The preparations for Nor-Shipping 2017 are in full swing! Check out our interactive infographic to see what's happening at the show, where our clients will be...and more!
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We've been busy since SMM 2014... but now the preparations for SMM 2016 are in full swing! Here is what we've been up to and what we have planned for the show this year...
Check out the JLA infographic at the link: www.j-l-a.com/smm
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One of the most significant experiments for astronaut and cosmic witterer Tim Peake during his seven months in the International Space Station involved testing the remote controls of the free roaming vehicle ‘Bridget’, as it sought out five objects in the dark 250 miles below.
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Heading to Posidonia soon? Check out our infographic with all essential info here:
