Features
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New Funding to Help Ports Realize Infrastructure Projects
Ports + Politics By Derek Miller, Government Relations Manager, AAPA For years “Infrastructure Week” has been a running joke in…
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Topping the Power Trip
Feature New Energy Opportunities at Ports Are Driving Decarbonization Initiatives By Lori Musser ISTOCK.COM/ROMOLOTAVANI Industries everywhere are decarbonizing. Seaports are…
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AAPA Realigns Organizational Structure
With the departure of Mary Beth Long after more than two decades of exceptional service, AAPA has taken the opportunity…
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AAPA Modernizes Governance, Installs Board Members
During the 110th Annual Convention, AAPA took steps to modernize the Association’s governance policies, streamline the U.S. member dues structure and…
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AAPA Seaports Magazine, Q3 2021
The Q3 2021 issue of Seaports Magazine explores how ports are not only staying one step ahead, but how they…
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Remote Tech, Autonomy Give New Meaning to ‘Hands-on’
Hands-on doesn’t necessarily mean on-site, especially as ports explore new ways to improve processing, extend their reach and become more…
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Using Research to Prove the Value of the Port Industrial Sector
“From the Front Lines” is a new column for Seaports, one designed to share port leaders’ first-hand perspectives and insights…
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Brainstorming With Adaptive Learning
Changing times call for changes in how we learn. Simulation, webinars and virtual lessons are all examples of how the…
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Staying One Step Ahead of Cyberattacks
Ports are shoring up against ransomware and cyberattacks, as the increasing frequency and sophistication of attacks represent a top security…
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Eyes in the Sky Ports Continue to Expand Use of Drones
Security and surveillance are among top uses, but ports are deploying unmanned aerial systems for a raft of applications ranging…
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