Tag: big data

In today’s world, data drives business. Across sectors, data analytics software provides insights that drive efficiency, inform risk management, improve on-the-job safety, and more—and that software and data-driven approach has officially reached maritime, argues Joseph Kelly, Vice President of Maritime Solutions at ABS Wavesight.

Sarah Barrett, Head of Product Insights, at Wärtsilä Voyage refers to the challenges the maritime industry faces on its decarbonisation journey and suggests ways to unlock the true benefits of digitalisation that can ensure success towards the sustainability journey.

DHL analyzes 40 trends that will help shape the direction of businesses, societies, and technologies for the global logistics community in the next decade.

The sheer volume of data that we have at our fingertips today has never been greater. In 2021, the overall amount of data generated in the world was estimated to be around 79 zettabytes—equivalent to 79 trillion gigabytes. By 2025, this amount is expected to double, Wartsila Voyage notes in a recent report, highlighting the key benefits of managing and analysing data for the maritime industry. 

Big data derived from vacancies and applications on online jobs listings can provide important information about changes in the skills employers require and workers offer, especially in countries where alternative sources are scarce, says a new working paper by the ILO.

Dom McKnight Hardy, Managing Director at MIS Marine, talks about the opportunities that big data, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and the other emerging technologies bring to front, highlighting that collaboration is crucial to achieving success.

NAVTOR has collaborated with Danelec to help shipowners and operators translate onboard data into business value, aiming to improve decision making.

Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) and Palantir Technologies agreed to collaborate on building a big data platform for HHI’s core businesses, including shipbuilding and offshore engineering.

PGS announced the launch of a major reprocessing project, which is expected to be 'the cornerstone of a new regional-scale MegaSurveyPlus dataset for Nigeria' by end of this year.

The latest version of the World Customs Organization (WCO) Data Model (version 3.11.0) has been published, IMO recently informed.