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Home / Shipping News / International Shipping News / Windward Launches Seven Levels of Ownership and Management Insights Creating the Maritime Industry’s First All-in-One Platform for Comprehensive Risk Management Windward Launches Seven Levels of Ownership and Management Insights Creating the Maritime Industry’s First All-in-One Platform for Comprehensive Risk Management Windward, the Predictive Intelligence company applying AI to transform global maritime trade, announced today the launch of its Seven Levels of Ownership and Management Insights, creating the industry’s first all-in-one Maritime AI platform that provides comprehensive analysis into every entity when evaluating maritime risks, including insights on vessels, cargo, and ownership and management. Windward exposes ownership risks by combining data from best-in-class, market-based sources and refining it through its AI-powered platform to attain the most precise maritime intelligence available.
Windward launches all-in-one AI platform for maritime industry LONDON, 24 days ago Windward, a predictive intelligence company applying AI to transform global maritime trade, announced today the launch of its Seven Levels of Ownership and Management Insights, creating the industry’s first all-in-one Maritime AI platform that provides comprehensive analysis into every entity when evaluating maritime risks, including insights on vessels, cargo, and ownership and management.
Windward exposes ownership risks by combining data from best-in-class, market-based sources and refining it through its AI-powered platform to attain the most precise maritime intelligence available, said a statement.
Rounding out Windward’s solution, Seven Levels of Ownership and Management Insights empowers the company’s clients and partners to make smarter, faster business decisions with a real-time, customized, and 360° view of the maritime ecosystem on one platform, it said.
When boycotts or protests take place because of the stance a company takes on climate change or social issues, some directors end up quitting governing boards, new research finds. Firms that are boycotted experience a 7% increase in board director turnover, according to Academy of Management Insights published in Academy of Management Journals. An increase in board turnover happens because corporate crises that arise after companies publicly take sides on contentious social issues also test the beliefs of its directors, and those beliefs influence how they behave during and after boycotts. “Directors must believe in the values of the firms they represent,” says Mary-Hunter McDonnell of the University of Pennsylvania and co-author of the study. “While existing research has shown that boards of directors are most concerned with a company’s market performance, what we learned is that directors are also sensitive to social performance.”