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The shipping industry is the backbone of international trade, contributing to globalisation and development, yet we are the invisible industry. The people within the industry make the world go around; they are maritime professionals – strong characters with an interesting background. I meet them, and we talk about the future of the shipping industry and what's happening right now.

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010 Anders Brödje, Senior Research Co-ordinator, Swedish Maritime Administration

Oct 23, 2015

Anders Brödje has been with the Swedish Maritime Administration, SMA, for a very long time. He is very passionate about management of information and how manual work processes in the maritime domain can be automated and digitalised, reducing the risks and contributing to a safer, more efficient maritime industry reducing the environmental footprint.

 

E-navigation is the evolution of navigation says Anders, who is a Master Mariner himself and has worked as a VTS operator after his time at sea.

 

This episode is filled with abbreviations, why it is necessary with a list of them and links to where you can read more about the organisations mentioned.

 

IMO - International Maritime Organisation

 

ICS - International Chamber of Shipping

 

IALA - International Association of Lighthouse Authorities

 

BIMCO - The Baltic and International Maritime Council

 

MUNIN - Maritime Unmanned Navigation through Intelligence in Networks

 

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It's a brimming episode after which you will convinced that there is development going on in many different areas within the shipping industry.

 

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