AI Isn’t a Tech Problem: Why Project Logistics Is Holding Back
AI is widely discussed, yet adoption in breakbulk and project logistics remains cautious. This session explores how operational habits, fragmented data and organizational silos – not technology – limit progress, and where ports, carriers and EPCs are using AI in daily planning, permitting and execution. It reframes AI as an operational challenge, not just an IT one.
Wednesday 17 June 14:00 - 14:45 Breakbulk Live
Future Readiness
AI is widely discussed, yet adoption in breakbulk and project logistics remains cautious. This session explores how operational habits, fragmented data and organizational silos – not technology – limit progress, and where ports, carriers and EPCs are using AI in daily planning, permitting and execution. It reframes AI as an operational challenge, not just an IT one.
Breakbulk Live Europe/London
Moderator
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Adjunct Professor, University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering, COO – Global Energy & Capital Projects, UTC Overseas, Inc.
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