Tag: Windward

Windward Risk in its quarterly reports, refers to the all risk at sea, offering an overview of any emerging behavioral trends in developing hubs prone to illicit activity.

Irit Singer, Chief Marketing Officer at Windward, explains that ‘actionable visibility’ is vital for a more resilient supply chain. Implementation of IoT devices, widespread adoption of AI-powered solutions and machine leaning can help towards, and they should be utilized by all maritime stakeholders who are interested in improving their operational efficiency.

Windward published its January 2023 insights from the Russia Risk Report, indicating how the West is still avoiding doing business with Russia.

Windward identifies a worrisome new phenomenon: alleged Russian grain laundering, and provides an analysis on how it is happening.

Turkish customs authorities detained Zhibek Zholy, a Russian cargo ship carrying grain that Ukraine says is stolen, Ukraine’s ambassador to Turkey said. Now, the Windward Predictive Intelligence platform has details and behavioral insights regarding the vessel in question and ownership companies. 

In its latest report, Windward focuses on the recent re-opening of the Shanghai port and the impact it will have on the supply chain.

Windward published a report focusing on dark activity and deceptive shipping, trade of sanctioned Russian crude oil, and trade flow in the Black Sea since the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

A joint research piece by Windward and Sea-Intelligence focuses on overall transit time developments, congestion in Shanghai and what may happen when the port opens fully, plus questions supply chain planners should consider when adapting to this unprecedented situation.

Predictive Maritime Intelligence company, Windward, released its latest insights indicating that 1 in 5 container vessels globally is waiting outside a congested port - of which 27.7% in China.

Predictive Maritime Intelligence company, Windward, released its monthly executive summary for March 2022, indicating that this month has been chaotic with the intensification of deceptive shipping practices following Russian sanctions.