As a new addition to this year’s #IAPH2023 World Ports Conference, three breakfast roundtables have been included in the schedule prior to the main plenaries taking place on 31 October, 1 and 2 November. The aim of these closed-door, Chatham House rule roundtables is for an organisation to demonstrate a port industry innovation to IAPH regular members. Leading infrastructure operator Van Oord will kick off the roundtable on day one to explain its highly innovative approach to long-term co-ownership models with its port operator clients which goes beyond a supplier-client relationship. On day two, GSTS will showcase its advanced work on port call, vessel and terminal optimisation and on day three, IBM will provide an overview of the highly advanced cyber resilience center it has co-developed with the Port of Los Angeles. These roundtables will be invitation-only and exclusive to IAPH regular members. For further information, please contact [email protected]. In addition, at the lunchtime Harbor Café on day one, IAPH associate member RightShip will be showcasing its innovative risk management PortRisk solution for ports and terminals, designed to improve the way ports navigate the challenges of vessel pre-arrival preparations. Harbor Cafés are still available on day one and two for associate members interested in showcasing innovations with concrete port projects. For more information, contact John Knowles at our events partner S&P Global: [email protected].
