Report 03 Jun 2022

Expert View: Smart Ports – Analytics and Big Data Can Make Maritime Transportation More Resilient

The outbreak of the pandemic in 2020 sounded the first alarm bells and highlighted the inefficiencies of supply chains, particularly in global shipping. While it now seems to be better organized, there is still total uncertainty about the delivery of orders, and quality of service and operational performance remain poor. Shipping is currently facing many challenges. How can analytics and big data help improve shipping?

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