Ports are an important hub for all parties in the maritime industry to collaborate in greenhouse gas reduction work. Ports worldwide are now starting – or have already begun – to implement digital platforms to improve communication with different stakeholders.
Ports have a variety of functions which affect the safety of employees, visitors and surrounding environment and community. Read how HSE processes can really be easier for both the field staff and the management.
A new approach in ports is visualising data online to have a common situational view of running processes. Digitalisation enables access to data everywhere – whether working in the office, remotely, in the field or meeting the customer in their facilities.
The first Green Tech for Ports and Terminals conference by PTI was in Hamburg, Germany. The agenda included topics around one of the most critical issues in the maritime industry.
We are proud to say we have 40 years of experience in the port industry. It’s a summation of our experience that we have together with Satamatieto Oy, the leading and biggest Finnish port management software company, which we merged as part of GISGRO Oy at the beginning of 2022.
We all recognize the situation where a brand-new shiny software is introduced to us, but it is soon noticed that no one knows how to use it and it starts to gather dust in a corner. We have also experience in trying to convince the last few contrarians to use a new software in our…
An ordinary day in a port requires loads of information about maritime traffic, environment, cargo, personnel, and physical assets
We all acknowledge that digital technologies are inevitably going to change every industry.
The most important thing is to get all the information in one place and accessible for everyone needed. In this article, we go through a few concrete examples of how you could improve communications with an online platform in your port.
