Is your practice cyber-secure?
Preventing ship collisions with technology
Ship Technology Global looks at how technology can help prevent ship collisions, and ask if existing regulations may need to change as shipping moves into a more digital era.
“The key to change is collaboration”: Tetra Pak
Tetra Pak Europe’ sustainability director Erik Lindroth tells Inside Packaging about the company’s new plant-based carton packaging and where the responsibility lies in the drive towards a circular economy.
Are cruise operators paying attention to food trends?
Future Cruise finds out why cruise operators are well advised to consider the health, environmental and ethical impact of the food they serve, and to provide authentic, local culinary experiences.
What makes Estonia’s thriving startup ecosystem tick?
Estonia is a small country with big ambitions when it comes to fostering innovative companies. Verdict Magazine deputy editor Rob Scammell visited the Baltic nation to find out why the conditions are right for startups to flourish.
Seven things you need to know about coal mining
Dynamics are shifting in the coal energy sector. From declining jobs under the Trump administration to investments in clean coal technologies, MINE rounds up everything you need to know about coal in 2020.
Architecture in the surveillance age
We explore the use of AI-enhanced surveillance and facial recognition in architecture and the privacy concerns it raises, in the latest issue of Design & Build Review.
Remote working: the future normal?
The surge in remote working has prompted a rapid adjustment in the way people work, but it is also transforming the future of work for good. Verdict Magazine editor Lucy Ingham explores how remote working is here to stay & what it means for employers and employees.
Milk, mylk or something else?
As the fight between the dairy industry and the growing plat-based sector int he US rages on, Just Drinks looks into the US Food and Drug Administration’s efforts to regulate the naming of milk alternatives.
‘Bleisure’: How hotels are tapping into a new trend
As the mixing of business and leisure grows in the travel industry, The New Hotelier takes a look at how hotels are targeting guests with amenities for both business and relaxation. d.
BP’s carbon-neutral pledge: it’s not that simple
Is BP’s ambitious plan for net-zero emissions by 2050 feasible? Offshore Technology Focus looks into the challenges faced by the company, and the questions that remain unanswered.
What happens to cruise liners on lockdown?
The coronavirus pandemic has hit the cruise industry hard, leaving cruise liners stranded and locked down around the world. We find out how cruise operators are coping in the latest issue of Future Cruise.
How the coronavirus has forced Zoom to grow up fast
The coronavirus has catapulted Zoom into the living rooms of millions, but extra scrutiny has found its security to be lacking. Verdict Magazine explores where Zoom messed up and what it is doing to fix things.
How the coronavirus is accelerating industry 4.0
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, industry 4.0’s birth is more painful, brutal and quicker than we could have ever expected. As a recession looms, Verdict Magazine asks the experts why adoption could be vital to companies’ survival.
Tackling the massive cyber threat to hospital devices
Medical devices connected to a hospital network are extremely vulnerable to cyberattacks, putting patients’ data and sometimes their lives at risk. Medical Technology finds out more about the extent of the threat, and what can be done.
A new vintage: re-thinking the wine bottle
Fragile and inefficient to transport, wine bottles have seen little evolution – but new ideas are emerging now. Inside Packaging speaks to Garçon Wines about its clever flat, recycled plastic wine bottle.
JFK Airport’s ambitious Terminal 4 redevelopment
As John F. Kennedy International Airport’s Terminal 4 is on the threshold of a massive redevelopment project, AIR takes a look at the ambitious plans for New York’s biggest airport.