Driving Change In Maritime

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In this episode, we talk with Marjolein and Sylvia Boer (founders of Maritime Sisters) about driving sustainable innovation in the maritime industry. From their roots in shipbuilding to launching a company that accelerates change, they share how circularity, digitalization, and collaboration across ecosystems can future-proof the sector. Discover practical examples, industry challenges, and bold ideas shaping the next generation of maritime innovation.

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In this episode of the Teqplay Vodcast, we welcome Carsten Bullemer, serial entrepreneur and maritime AIS expert, for an in-depth conversation on the evolution of AIS (Automatic Identification System) and its impact on the maritime industry. From founding Vesseltracker.com to launching platforms like Searoutes, NaviSense, and Trusted Docks, Carsten shares insights into the past, present, and future of maritime data.
Together, we explore the commercial shift in AIS, the challenges of data commoditization, the role of AI in maritime operations, and the hurdles to driving innovation in a niche but critical sector. We also discuss the revival of the AIS Summit and the importance of collaboration in a rapidly changing industry.
Whether you're into maritime tech, data analytics, or the future of AI at sea, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

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Maritime is going digital fast, but can it stay human at heart?

In this episode, Wesley Lems, COO of Jordex Group, shares his perspective on the evolving role of shipping agencies, the rise of AI, and why relationships still matter in a tech-driven world. We explore how innovation is reshaping the daily work of maritime professionals, without losing the personal touch that makes the industry tick.

If you're navigating digital transformation in logistics or shipping, this episode brings both clarity and a bit of heart.

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Moving liquid cargo isn’t just about tankers and terminals. It’s about coordination, compliance, and cutting out chaos.

In this episode, Hans Bobeldijk from UAB-Online breaks down the challenges of ship-to-shore operations in the liquid bulk sector. From paperwork overload to safety risks and digital solutions, we explore how better data and smarter workflows are transforming this critical part of maritime logistics.

If you're in ports, shipping, or looking to streamline operations, this episode is packed with insight.

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Think drones are just for the skies? Think again.

In this episode, Marlon Drinkwaard, founder and CEO of AquaSmartXL, shares how aquatic drones are already making waves in ports, waterways, and inspections. We dive into real-world use cases, the values they bring, and what the future of drone-powered maritime operations looks like.

If you're into innovation, maritime tech, or just curious how robots are exploring the water, this is a conversation worth tuning into.

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Shipping moves the world. But who's driving its digital future?

In this episode, Nick Chubb, founder and CEO of Thetius, shares insights from his research into how technology is reshaping the maritime industry. We cover automation, decarbonization, startup impact, and what it really takes to modernize one of the world's most traditional sectors.

If you're working in shipping, logistics, or tech — or you're just curious about how innovation reaches the oceans — this episode is for you.

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What happens when global trade, artificial intelligence, and maritime logistics collide? This episode dives into that intersection, and what it means for the future of shipping.

Dirk Robers, Business Transformation & Digital Lead at Cargill, joins us to unpack how digital innovation is reshaping commodity trading and the maritime industry. From port call efficiency to real-time decision-making, hear the behind-the-scenes of driving real change in one of the world’s oldest industries.

Whether you're navigating supply chains, pushing digital transformation, or just curious where AI meets the ocean, this one’s for you.

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In this episode of the #TeqplayVodcast, the leadership team of Teqplay discuss technology, collaboration, and innovation in maritime. From the use of digital twin in maritime to the importance of engagement in problem-solving, we will reflect on our journey in driving change in maritime in this conversation.

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In this episode, we invited Gerrit Peekstok, Commercial Area Manager at Boluda Towage on the #TeqplayVodcast! Our conversation delves into the meticulous processes of the port call and the role of towage, which keep vessels moving safely and efficiently, even in challenging conditions.

By aligning agents, pilots, harbormasters, and nautical service providers, the port ensures seamless operations for all stakeholders involved.

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In this episode, we explore the transformation of the maritime sector with Kris Kosmala, and influential thought leader in the industry.

We discussed real-time decision-making in terminals, the impact of delayed vessel arrivals, and the role of global terminal operators in driving innovation.  

A key insight was that sustainability often comes as a byproduct of efficiency. Better planning reduces emissions, but financial incentives remain the real driver of change. We also touched upon how automation meets reality, where unexpected disruptions still require human expertise, but AI-driven solutions are making operations more resilient.