**This was held at Breakbulk Americas 2024 which is now over. Register your interest for 2025**
Explore the potential of AI applications
15 October 2024, 13:00 - 16:30
2 coffee breaks and lunch provided
This critical workshop, supported by the University of Houston Bauer’s Human-Centered AI Institute, offers a balanced and cautionary perspective on AI adoption in the maritime industry. Led by experts Dr. Meng Li, Dr. Gulshan Singh, and Adjunct Professor Marco Poisler (researching AI Adoption in the Maritime Industry), this session aims to equip participants with a realistic understanding of AI's potential and pitfalls in supply chain, logistics, and the maritime industry.
Participants will receive a Certificate of Attendance issued by the University of Houston Bauer.
Learning outcomes
By the end of this workshop, participants will:
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Understand the current state and limitations of AI in supply chain, logistics, and the maritime industry
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Develop critical thinking skills to evaluate AI solutions in the supply chain, logistics, and maritime context
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Gain insights into successful AI implementation strategies for shipping and port operations
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Recognize potential ethical and regulatory challenges in the supply chain, logistics, and maritime AI adoption
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Be prepared to make informed decisions about AI integration in supply chains, logistics, and the maritime industry
This workshop emphasizes a "buyer beware" approach, encouraging participants to look beyond the hype and develop a nuanced understanding of AI's role in transforming supply chain, logistics, and the maritime industry. Join us to navigate the complex waters of AI adoption in supply chain, logistics, and the maritime industry with confidence and informed skepticism.
Price
This workshop is NOT included in your Breakbulk Americas ticket price and will require an additional fee of $380 USD. BGSN members get a 50% discount.
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Workshop-only ticket
This is a full day workshop and includes two networking coffee breaks and lunch. You will need to be available to attend for the whole day to be eligible for your Certificate of Attendance.
Target audience
The workshop is suitable for maritime industry professionals with an interest in the potential of AI.
MEET THE INSTRUCTORS
Agenda
Registration and Lunch
AI in the Supply Chain, Demystifying Jargon, Case Studies
AI in the Supply Chain, Logistics, and Maritime Context
An overview of AI applications in supply chain, logistics, shipping, port operations, and maritime logistics, distinguishing between proven solutions and speculative technologies.
Demystifying Maritime AI Jargon
Learn to interpret and critically assess AI-related claims in the maritime sector, focusing on practical implications rather than buzzwords.
Case Studies in Supply Chain, Logistics, and Maritime AI Implementation
Examine real-world examples of both successful AI integrations and disappointing outcomes in the maritime industry, analyzing factors contributing to each result.
Networking Break
Realistic AI Adoption Strategies, Ethical and Regulatory, Future of AI in Supply Chain
Realistic AI Adoption Strategies
Guidelines for evaluating AI solutions in supply chain, logistics, and maritime logistics, including key considerations for technology selection, implementation challenges, and measuring ROI.
Ethical and Regulatory Considerations
Explore the unique ethical and regulatory challenges of AI adoption in the maritime industry, including data privacy, cybersecurity, and compliance with international maritime laws.
Future of AI in Supply Chain, Logistics, and Maritime Logistics
A balanced look at emerging trends, potential disruptions, and the changing skill requirements for maritime professionals in an AI-enhanced industry.