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Advocacy
Baton Rouge Advocate: Louisiana Ports Need a Federal Infrastructure Bill to Compete Globally
To access this article in full digital version of Seaports, click here. By Paul Aucoin, Executive Director, Port of South…
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Equipment
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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AAPA ’21 Convention: Expand Your City Limits
To see this article in the full digital version of Seaports, click here. JDROSS75/SHUTTERSTOCK.COM SEPTEMBER 26-29#aapaaustin2021 This special centerspread feature…
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Current Features
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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Education
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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Features
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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Equipment
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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Features
Powering Workforces with Partnerships
Ports continue to forge deep connections with industry partners, labor unions, government, schools and communities to ensure a talented, upskilled…
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Features
Q4 2020 Seaports Magazine: Picture the Future
The theme of the Q4 2020 issue of Seaports Magazine is Picture the Future, which encompasses not only the visual…
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Leadership
AAPA Embarks on Path Back to the Future
By Chris Connor, President & CEO, American Association of Port Authorities As you are probably aware, AAPA sold its building…
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