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A groundbreaking initiative in Flanders is revolutionizing inland shipping like never before. The launch of the first remote control center for locks and bridges in Hasselt represents a historic leap forward, allowing for seamless 24/7 operations.Get insights on how this innovative development improves efficiency, enables smarter logistics, and enhances safety in waterway management. As Flanders invests heavily in infrastructure and automation, the impact on maritime logistics is profound and far-reaching.Discover the challenges faced and overcome in implementing this state-of-the-art system and what the future holds for inland shipping. Get ready for an informative ride through the waters of change with experts Michiel Valee and Pauline van Osteyen.

This episode of the school of logistics dives into a high-stakes maritime disaster that unfolded in the North Sea—an event that’s raising questions about safety, environmental impact, and global supply chain security.

This episode from the School of Logistics discusses discusses Quantum Computing, life, time travel, and what happened to the Chilean Cherries Cargo that got damaged on its way to China!

Dockflow's team reflect on their trip to Berlin to attend the Fruit Logistica trade show and also discuss how the Digital Twin technology can be improved to set new standards in the fruit and perishable goods supply chain.

In this episode of the School of Logistics podcast, we discuss the importance of having a maritime logistics game that mimics reality in both, raising awareness about the industry as well as training future professionals.

Welcome to the first episode of season II of the School of Logistics. In this episode, we discuss the nitty-gritty of Deepseek vs. OpenAI and the possibility of Deepseek stealing data and building its LLM based on GPT's existing one.

In this episode, we unpack the key insights from Dockflow's recent webinar, Emissions Reporting for Maritime Shipping & Logistics. Join us as we dive into the most pressing sustainability regulations impacting the maritime industry, including CSRD, ETS, and CBAM. Our experts share practical strategies for navigating emissions tracking and reporting, explain the intricacies of carbon calculation methods, and discuss the role of blockchain in ensuring compliant and transparent reporting. Whether you're a freight forwarder, sustainability officer, or logistics professional, tune in to learn how to streamline emissions tracking and future-proof your operations in an increasingly regulated world. Plus, hear about Dockflow’s new CO2-tracking feature and how it’s changing the game for sustainable logistics.

The advancement of data quality in logistics increased the integration of hi-tech solutions by industry players. That is why we discuss the importance of Artificial Intelligence in supply chain visibility. Then, we cover why the logistics industry is ready for AI. And lastly, we go over how you can get started with AI as a logistician. We hope that this discussion ignites your curiosity to find a solution that can enhance your operations.

📘 Get your free copy of the sensor choosing guide at dockflow.com/sensor-choosing-guide/. In this episode, Troy Muyshondt explains how to find the right sensor for your shipments. Then, we discuss how to deal with disrupted air freight operations in an interview with Aziza Alieva.

The #1 warehouse MISTAKE costing freight forwarders MONEY 💸 How DECATHLON saved THOUSANDS OF € per year with geofencing - case interview with Michel Houthuys The future of delivery planning with AI - case interview with Michel Houthuys