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> The Blue Visby Solution requires considerable connectivity, co-ordination and participation, from lots of different stakeholders, on a global scale > elimina
by soared 2y ago
> The Blue Visby Solution requires considerable connectivity, co-ordination and participation, from lots of different stakeholders, on a global scale
> eliminating SFTW thinking from the global shipping trade is no small task; according to Marine Log it's a practice that dates back to the age of sail. It's embedded in hard-fought, long-term contracts between shipping companies, customers, ports, dockworkers and all the many dependent services that plug into global logistics, sometimes with incentives.
So just change the entire processes for global shipping that have existed for hundreds of years. Such a simple idea.
- briandswartz 2y agoCaptains take orders from somewhere, no? Don't shipping companies spend $MMs on fuel every year? I suspect they'd respond to incentives?
- spankalee 2y agoWhy such a snarky comment? The article even goes into how the idea is simple, but implementation is difficult: "The Blue Visby Solution requires considerable connectivity, co-ordination and participation, from lots of different stakeholders, on a global scale"