Operational Excellence|19 June 2026 · 5 min read
Most Shipping Companies Optimize at the Wrong End of the Supply Chain
Fuel efficiency is where crews think it is: at sea. In reality, it is decided ashore — by people who have almost no visibility into what is actually happening onboard. The gap between what a ship collects and what an office acts upon is where most operators lose millions annually.
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