MOL opts for AI-driven 'early fire detection' system for new car-carrers
MOL is to equip several of its newbuild ro-ro vessels with an AI-driven system for ...
It is probably too early in the year to call, but there is certainly good evidence to suggest that 2014 might be the year that sees ocean carriers return to a more judicious management of their assets, and thus sustainable profitability to justify their billion dollar investments.
With the exception of economy-of-scale-beating Maersk Line and its P3 partners, almost every container line had a miserable 2013. Indeed, carrier shareholders have seen a return on their investment only once in the past ...
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