A very good article on how emotions and rational thinking combine in decision making, and some ideas on how to make them work better together. A Nobel prizewinning economist and a top neuroscientist discuss the topic.
A Nobel Prize winner and a leading behavioral economist offer common sense and counterintuitive insights on performance, collaboration, and innovation.
Source: Leadership and behavior: Mastering the mechanics of reason and emotion | McKinsey & Company
Does your data have a purpose? If not, you’re spinning your wheels. Here’s how to discover one and then translate it into action.
Source: Making data analytics work for you–instead of the other way around | McKinsey & Company
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How should the maritime curriculum change to reflect the skills required soon?
With autonomous ships likely to enter service soon, LR has set out the ‘how’ of marine autonomous operations in a new ShipRight Procedure guidance.
Source: LR defines ‘autonomy levels’ for ship design and operation
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Posted in Advanced Computing, Logistics, Shipping
Tagged innovation, labor economics, ocean shipping, Shipping, ships
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