June 2022 articles

Auckland Transport (AT) has selected Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s (HPE) GreenLake edge-to-cloud platform to deliver an AI-enhanced video feed to optimise transport routes, promote public transportation, and support decision-making for law enforcement.

After years in the planning, work will begin soon on one of the most significant parts of Eastland Port’s Twin Berth project – the rebuild of Wharf 7.

Light rail (trams), traditional “heavy” rail, cycling, walking, and cars are the main focus of current New Zealand debates about urban transport. But our main form of public transport is buses. They tend to be taken for granted or even looked down on, but they have more going for them than is commonly thought.

Incorporating a sustainability focus into freight and logistics is on the rise as businesses seek to demonstrate leadership and embed social responsibility goals within their operations.

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An independent review of Road to Zero road safey investment found that there has been good progress made across the Road Safety Partnership, but there are opportunities to further enhance the delivery of investments and activity.

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The consequences of a conversation over coffee or a beer can be serious if you’re meeting with a competitor to discuss prices, tenders, markets, or services. This could be cartel activity and individuals who take part can face jail time.

Firms are currently facing highly turbulent environments, with strong doses of dynamism, complexity, and uncertainty. Work has become knowlege intensive and geographically dispersed. In such a context, knowing the mechanisms that allow organisations to detect environmental changes and being able to adapt and offer the proper response to them becomes especially relevant.

Unsurprisingly, the Emissions Reduction Plan – released on May 16 – requires actions across every sector of the economy including transport, energy and industry, building and construction, agriculture, forestry, waste and fluorinated gases.

Te Manatu Waka The Ministry of Transport knows that there are longer term supply chain issues which government has a role in addressing, and that is why the Ministry has been progressing a national freight and supply chain strategy.

As national CILT award events continued to be delayed by COVID-19 restrictions, four awards have now been presented at local Section meetings, to some very delighted and astonished recipients.