Covid-19 has affected the entire world in a wide range of ways. Specifically, the logistics sector has been impacted as well. However, no two organizations have been affected the same way, and all experiences vary. Logistics companies have needed to adapt to successfully transport all their cargo. Below are just a few challenges created by
It is time to highlight the need of sufficient medical oxygen onboard vessels in case of a medical emergency. Leading maritime safety specialist Survitec is doing just that. If crews and passengers become ill with respiratory infections, medical oxygen is key to treat the emergency safely and efficiently. Let us take a look at how
The new passenger trains for the Sydney network arrived at Port of Newcastle recently. This will allow them to take advantage of the port’s direct connections to the New South Wales rail networks. Let’s take a closer look at this complicated system. A Delicate Operation When the general cargo vessel AAL Hong Kong arrived
The COVID-19 pandemic impact is likely to affect every industry for a long time to come, so adaptability in these trying times is critical. The logistics sector is taking this seriously. Let us explore how the haulage sector might evolve in the years to come, and how construction logistics plan to adapt to meet the
The Mission to Seafarers has been keeping track of the needs of seafarers through a new digital support system called “Chat to a Chaplain”. Let us take a closer look at the Seafarers Happiness Index. Keep the Morale Up With the pandemic still very much affecting the entire world, seafarers are suffering. Constantly evolving
One of the UK’s largest business groups, the FTA, is asking for clarity from the government on the use of road space for logistics movements. Guidelines were published for post-COVID-19 travel, but they did not contain recommendations for the sector. The Head of Urban Policy for the FTA, Natalie Chapman, claims the published plans overlook
The FTA and The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) have launched a document sharing practical advice forum called the Good Practice Guide for COVID-19. This guide will offer practical advice on how transport operators and logistic businesses can reopen their operations safely and quickly as the world emerges from lockdown. Here’s a closer
COVID-19 has created many challenges for the logistics industry. Businesses of all sizes are currently finding great ways to use technology in order to overcome these challenges. Thanks to a wide range of technological advances, many logistics companies are investing in technology to not only help during a situation like this, but also moving forward
The business group representing the entire logistics center, the FTA, has launched an online platform to support businesses throughout the COVID-19 crisis. This will allow the FTA to see areas of the logistics industry that require help, and the specifics that may help. Let’s take a closer look. FTA’s Reasons for Forming the Platform
New technology is changing the landscape of so many businesses across Europe. All the changes are causing uncertainty about what these tech advances will do to the industry. Here’s a closer look at what logistics tech to expect as soon as 2020. AI and Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning will bring