November 20, 2020

Digital interoperability key to future-proof efficiency in container shipping

*^{Pictured: a concept of digital shipping; Graphic: Jim Wilson and from Pixabay Kookay and Gerd Altmann}*

Thomas Bagge, CEO and statutory director of the Digital Container Shipping Association discusses COVID and the case for digital standards.

He also writes about how interoperability enables visibility and innovation and how DCSA digital standards enable interoperability with real-world benefits.

Bagge also argues that standardisation equals success and the transforming container shipping will require collaboration.

Digitalisation is clearly important now and will only get more important in the future. Read Thomas Bagge’s insight in full!

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