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For a long time now, the maritime industry has had the policy to support gender equality and close the gap which remains to be an issue - the time has come to move beyond policy and move to practice, and actively create the conditions to empower women to advance into senior leadership positions in this industry.
In an increasingly competitive labor market, connectivity has become a deciding factor for employment. Many seafarers now turn down positions on vessels that offer substandard internet access for communicating with family, using social media, or accessing entertainment.
A tanker operator approached Seaber with a challenge that resonates across the maritime industry: their voyage planning and fleet optimization processes were entirely VMS and spreadsheet-based, like for many shipowners and charterers in the bulk, tanker and breakbulk industry.
Navigating between polar and lower-latitude regions requires the seamless integration of multiple satellite orbits. Multi-orbit solutions, combining capabilities from GEO and HEO satellites, ensure continuous and reliable coverage for vessels and aircraft transitioning between latitudes.
19 Jun 2025by Chris Insall , Head of Mobility Business Development, ST Engineering iDirect
From multi-orbit satellite solutions and cloud-driven systems to robust cybersecurity protocols and 5G integration, the maritime industry is entering an era of unparalleled innovation and connectivity.
Achieving effective and compliant passage planning requires strong data preparation, seamless data sharing, and a clear understanding of procedures, routes and regulations at both ship and shore level
During the 2025 Seatrade Cruise Global, Fincantieri and Viking announced the first cruise ship in the world to be powered by hydrogen stored onboard for both propulsion and onboard electricity generation, thanks to a revolutionary fuel cell marinized container.
Timo Essers, e-Navigation Director at NAVTOR, explains the philosophy driving the continual evolution of NavStation, while outlining the headline updates to the soon-to-be released NavStation 6.4.
Shipping and cruise companies operate across multiple jurisdictions, each with their own environmental regulations, which are continuously updated. These rules encompass various environmental areas defined by the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, or MARPOL, which governs pollution control in maritime environments.
On this episode of Setting Course, an ABS Podcast, Eric VanDerHorn, ABS Technology Manager, joins host John Snyder, Managing Editor of Riviera Maritime Media, to discuss digital twins and the potential benefits for the maritime industry.
Andrea Morgante, Vice President for Performance Services at Wärtsilä Marine, shares his thoughts on how shipowners and operators can effectively maximise the lifecycle of their vessels and improve vessel uptime, save fuel and decrease emissions.