Tag: performance data

RISK4SEA, a leading provider of Port State Control (PSC) intelligence, is proud to announce the 2nd edition of its Top PSC Performers List, recognizing excellence across sixteen (16) segments of the oceangoing fleet.

This Human & Organizational Performance (HOP) principle emphasizes that context drives behavior. Dr. Conklin, who inspired HOP’s five principles, asserts that individual behavior is shaped by an organization’s systems, processes, culture, and complexity. He claims the behavior and choices of a worker are influenced constantly and powerfully by the context of the workplace.

RISK4SEA, a leading provider of Port State Control intelligence, is proud to announce the release of the Top PSC Performers List, for each of  sixteen (16) segments of the oceangoing fleet to embrace excellence in Port State Control (PSC) performance

Over the last few years, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) has had a prominent presence in business as companies strive to become more inclusive. However, a new trend, Merit, Excellence, and Intelligence (MEI), is thought by many to be the answer to DEI.

Isabelle Rickmers, Founder & CEO of TURTLE, emphasizes that effective leadership is crucial for advancing ESG and sustainability initiatives, with technology and data playing essential roles in this journey. Specifically, Isabelle highlights the significance of AI and data analytics, citing the TURTLE platform as an example of how these tools facilitate trend identification and recruitment process optimization, all while ensuring transparency.

Human performance may seem vague or constrained to many and is commonly associated with assessments and interventions. However, data suggest that it is possible to look at human performance in more specific ways.

Various Japanese shipping companies have initiated the provision of marine data to the Japan Coast Guard (JCG), eliminating the need for manual integration by the JCG.

With years of experience, research, and data collection spanning thousands of respondents, Green-Jakobsen can confidently point to factors that heavily influence human performance in a positive or negative direction.

The dry bulk market could be set for a downbeat 2023 with the pain potentially extended into 2024, according to the latest quarterly dry bulk market report from Maritime Strategies International.

The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk sea freight index fell on Thursday, marking its biggest one-day percentage loss in five weeks, as demand waned across all segments.