Features
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Why Ports Need Allies: Maintaining a Working Waterfront Takes a Network of Supporters
Maintaining coastal property for maritime activities is critical to ports’ success and requires ports to find allies and partners in…
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The Next Generation of Leaders — Succession Planning Provides Security, Guidance for Future
Mentoring and teaching the next generation of leaders should be a simple progression if you’ve started the process early and…
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Port Security — An Exercise in Partnerships
Coordination among port police and technology personnel is critical for physical and cybersecurity, and partnerships between ports, terminal operators and…
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Seaports Magazine, Spring 2017
By Kurt J. Nagle, President & CEO, AAPA LEADING THE SUPPLY CHAIN FROM WITHIN Sometimes it’s hard to see from…
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Ports’ Power as Conveners
By Sandy Smith PORTS’ POWER AS CONVENERS: SUPPLY CHAIN LEADERSHIP ROLE IS A NATURAL FIT The world of shipping is undergoing…
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FAST Act Impact
By Michael Fickes FAST ACT IMPACT The FAST Act has provided $11 billion to build a freight transportation network. Connecting…
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Following Up on the Funding Trail
By Candace Gibson FOLLOWING UP ON THE FUNDING TRAIL There are many reasons a port seeks funding for improvement projects.…
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Infrastructure Coordination: Competing Globally, Acting Locally
By Lori Musser INFRASTRUCTURE COORDINATION: COMPETING GLOBALLY, ACTING LOCALLY It is a tall order. Nations rely on seaports to improve…
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A Digital Vision of Leadership: Using Technology to Improve the Supply Chain in Los Angeles
By Meredith Martino A DIGITAL VISION OF LEADERSHIP: USING TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE THE SUPPLY CHAIN IN LOS ANGELES Ports are used…
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XXV Latin American Congress of Ports
By Tom Hranac XXV LATIN AMERICAN CONGRESS OF PORTS AAPA celebrated a milestone by bringing together a record number of…
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