Artificial Intelligence, the future for ports
PNA Managing Director, Matteo Paroli, at the Versiliana Festival. “Livorno's PNA is excelling in this field in Italy”
Europe and Africa, the need for a long-term strategy
Deputy Minister Edoardo Rixi: “the EU, Italy in particular, has the task of finding new, resilient, flexible logistics routes”
Guerrieri charts the course: “These are our priorities”
More infrastructure and last-mile investments; new cooperation strategies in the Mediterranean and greater local regional synergies.
Africa, a land of opportunity, for Italy too
The route to a 'made in Africa' continental market seems to be mapped out. Davide Magnolia: “Our country should seize this opportunity”
Ports & the Big Data challenge
There needs to be a rethinking of the management model for IT infrastructure access platforms.
The real challenges of autonomous ships
Imagining a future in which smart ships will turn crew and captain into mere non-paying passengers is pure fantasy
Time to stop the container oligopoly?
The U.S. stance against major alliances is highly relevant. Here’s why. Pietro Spirito explains his standpoint
The butterly effect
In the USA, the promoters of the bipartisan bill called the Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 2021 (OSRA21) would like to try
Right up to the last mile
The exponential growth of online commerce is generating major changes, not only in terms of organization but also in a practical sense.