Port Technology International is the number one media company for the ports and terminals sector. Founded in 1995 the company has grown from publishing a world leading Journal to now producing events, webinars, and other multimedia content.
Our community is made up of over 35,000 senior executives and key decision makers across the ports and terminals industry. Through our Journal, events and digital media offerings PTI covers the latest technologies and innovations being adopted across the industry including digitalization, automation, shipping, global trade, sustainability and the energy transition, among others.
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22nd February 2023 – Hamburg, Germany
GreenTech for Ports and Terminals Conference 2023 will provide an opportunity for the ports community to shape their strategies, projects and investments into new technologies and sustainable port development.
The term sustainability is far reaching and leads to conversations about people, health, safety, security and community impact. However, our conference will focus almost entirely on decarbonisation and environmental harm, and helping ports and terminals to build a business case for investing in new sustainable technologies and practices.
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14th & 15th March 2023 – Hamburg, Germany
CTAC 2023 will offer a platform for the industry’s leading stakeholders to discuss the technology and strategy which will allow us to optimise container terminal operations, remain resilient and find opportunity and success during the challenging years that lay ahead.
Our speakers will discuss the current challenges and opportunities for container terminals during panel discussions, showcase the most innovative technology with project case studies and industry leaders will offer keynote addresses offering their own outlook.
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16th & 17th May 2023 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Smart Digital Ports of the Future is returning to Rotterdam in May 2023! This event is attended by the industry’s leading innovators, and representatives from the world’s smartest ports. SDP 2023 will showcase the technologies that are transforming the way ports do business – standardisation, data sharing, technical case studies and emerging technologies such as AI, Digital Twin and IoT applications.
Progress in the maritime technology sphere never stops and at PTI we offer webinars as an outlet for those who want to share, discuss and debate the latest developments in the ports and terminals industry.
PTI’s webinars bring you the newest emerging trends, debates and case studies from the world’s leading ports and terminals that focus on how they are keeping goods moving using new innovations and technologies. Previous hot topics included 5G, automation, digitalization, port-centric logistics and supply chain optimisation.
PTI’s webinar series have been attended by leading international ports and terminals and have enabled key figures in the industry to discuss important issues.
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This webinar will explore the role of ports in creating a green/net-zero logistics chain, examining drivers, challenges and enablers. Mott McDonald and Envision Digital will be showcasing an operator using digital technologies to guide operational efficiencies and plan investments in renewable energy, energy storage, fleet electrification, and low-carbon capital projects.
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This webinar aims to explore digital berth alignment and the benefits created through better data sharing & digital handshake for both, carriers and terminals. Portchain’s CCO and co-founder, Thor Thorup, will present the case for better collaboration and share key insights on how Portchain Connect helps digitize berth operations to unlock operational and customer service value for terminal operators.
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This Mastercard webinar raises awareness about the visible risks and vulnerabilities amongst ports and their suppliers by illustrating the current cyber risk landscape of the sector in the context of other industries and geographies.
Topics include the exploration of the cyber security landscape of Ports and how RiskRecon can evaluate Ports and their cyber Hygiene and exploring the importance of 3rd party suppliers and best practices within Cyber Security.
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Climate change is already exposing ports to more extreme weather occurrences and these can cause millions in damage repair and downtime. Today, ports are taking note of climate change, but many are still deciding what to do about it.
In this webinar, maritime and port professionals discuss how ports could adapt their operations to avoid weather-related problems before they happen and how to mitigate the effects of unavoidable events using smart technology.