Port digitalization is the digital transformation of port processes. These processes are always collecting new data, evolving, and learning. This gives stakeholders real-time situational awareness of all events going on in their ecosystem. This transformation is a big cultural change for the maritime industry, an industry born in the 15th century.
Artificial intelligence is a key technology for smart ports and the reason for port automation. In fact, without AI smart ports could not exist. AI converts data with powerful algorithms to replicate the thought process of humans. As port operations are redundant, there is a lot of past and real-time data produced that can be plugged into these AI algorithms and technologies.
A smart port is a digital port. “Smart” means being more attractive and innovative in a competitive sense. A smart port is a more effective, more performant, and a more economically competitive port. Not only that, but smart ports consider residents a key stakeholder of their activities. They use real-time information, a collaborative management approach, and essentially provide more with less.
Ports, the center of maritime based business activities and crucial to the economic development of their surrounding area, are a major actor of the shipping industry. Now, ports are going greener to reduce waste emissions and help the climate, while simultaneously increasing their competitive advantage.
Over 90% of the world’s goods are transported by sea, thus one can imagine an increase in port congestion and less accurate ETAs. Thankfully, with the Sinay Estimated Time of Arrival Module, ETA has never been more accurate, and you can see exactly where your vessels are in just one click.
At Sinay, our international tech team develops cutting edge data-driven modules to help solve maritime sector problems.
From Ports to Fishing, Marine Protected Areas to Rivers and Inland Waterways, water quality monitoring is critical to identifying problems and tackle pollution.
Water quality is one of the most important indicators in a healthy ecosystem. Good quality water sustains human life, wildlife and marine life and is a key element of maintaining biodiversity.
The research in Artificial Intelligence aims at producing machines that have the same capabilities as the human mind to perform tasks such as understanding language, recognizing pictures, solving problems, and learn.
For ship management organizations, owners, brokers, and suppliers; port efficiency, accessibility, and proximity are decision-making factors-all of which have time as the dimension.
Managing stormwater using digital data systems is enabling ports to step ahead – benefiting both the environment and helping them to grow their business capacity.
Ports see the benefits of real-time monitoring to drive efficiency
“A port can only be as efficient as the people who work in it”
-UNCTAD Secretary-General Mukhisa Kituyi.
1952 was a big year for the shipping industry. If you go forward and ask ‘why?’, you might find it interesting to know that ’52 was the year when vessel routing services began their very first implementation in the industry.
Yanis SOUAMI has been invited on BFM Business to share his vision about the new trends in the maritime industry.
Global trade has been the backbone of human civilizations since time immemorial. And ships, coupled with the shipping industry, has been the key factor in keeping global trade alive
Following this period of a health pandemic, if there was one lesson to be learned from so many others, it is that no market is immune to collapse.
Integrated management system
Quality – Health / Safety – Environment, SINAY company, certified ISO 9001, OHSAS 18001 and ISO 14001 by LR.
This project is co-financed by
the European Union with the
European Regional Development Fund (FEDER)
Integrated management system
Quality – Health / Safety –
Environment, SINAY company,
certified ISO 9001,
OHSAS 18001 and ISO 14001
by LR.
This project is co-financed by
the European Union with the
European Regional Development Fund (FEDER)