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Digitalization is essential for port operators to respond to volatile market demands, shifting transport routes and growing vessel sizes with greater speed, agility, coordination and collaboration. To succeed, they need digital-ready tools that enable and optimize advanced Port 4.0 use cases. This webinar, joint by experts from Nokia and leading port operators in the United States, will address and discuss the key use cases such as connectivity to terminal operating system (TOS), condition monitoring, computer vision & analytics, worker collaboration and drone inspection.
  • What is driving digitalization/optimization in ports sector?
  • What are the challenges of digitalization? - IT/OT misalignment, local IT team lacks the expertise, unable to justify the ROI, reliant on existing Wi-Fi
  • Suggest best practices and digitalization plans
  • Common use cases and benefits from deploying private wireless solutions
  • The plan for 2024 and beyond
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    Moderator: Anne-Marie Causer
    Editor, GreenPort Magazine
    As well as GreenPort Editor, Anne-Marie is responsible for Mercator Media's online news service across all seven titles, providing readers with latest news relevant to their business. Anne-Marie initially joined Mercator after graduation in 2000, as a sales executive for Engineering Capacity, and later as a freelance writer on Maritime Journal for four years, becoming full time in her current role in 2011.
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    Todd Nate
    Head of Private Wireless Sales, North America, Nokia
    Responsible for the vision, strategy and execution of Private Wireless Sales in North America, Todd has 25 years of OT experience leading industrials to step-change their operational productivity/efficiency, business model flexibility and financial position, using leading-edge technology. Todd’s experience creating, motivating and leading teams that translate complex business drivers into successful technology transformations has given him a unique insight into the trends and dependencies of successful digital transformations. Todd earned his Bachelor of Science in Business at Indiana University and his MBA from Ball State University.