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Every year, the amount of transport over water rises. The same is true for the number of jobs in the maritime sector, in multinationals, local start-ups and within the government. However, it remains a predominantly male sector. We want to change that with Project Olivia, by inspiring women to choose a job on, by or around the water. A goal that we share with many other countries and one which we are eager to cooperate on internationally.
As AI accelerates towards becoming 10% of global IT spending by 2028, the challenge lies in choosing the right areas for investment. Explore our insights on how to direct your AI budget towards high-impact, scalable projects that generate measurable business value. Unlock the strategies to turn potential into performance.
The Hydraulic Engineering Laboratory (WL) of the Department of Mobility and Public Works (MOW) unveiled its new, larger, and modern wave flume. This research facility is designed to simulate complex wave and water movements in a controlled environment. The festive inauguration took place at the WL headquarters on Berchemlei in Antwerp. The new wave flume was built with the support of the Program for Innovative Public Procurement (PIO) and the Flemish Agency for Maritime Services and Coast (MDK).
Laurence Gacoin, CEO of C-enery and C-innovation, discusses in an interview with Trends the innovations that the Cordeel Group is working on. Read the full article below.
· Mercedes-Benz underlines its claim to leadership in drive systems – whether electric or hybrid
· The technology offensive is being launched on the basis of a versatile and flexible vehicle architecture
· The new CLA is the first example of intelligent modularity in the upper compact segment
· The MMA architecture brings VISION EQXX technologies to the compact class
Large Language Models (LLMs) offer a transformative potential for both employees and businesses by reducing the time spent on mundane information searches, enhancing productivity, and opening doors for personal growth. Far from replacing jobs, LLMs complement human skills, making knowledge work more meaningful and value-driven.