SWZ Maritime's November issue covers a wide variety of topics, from the world's largest sailing yacht and the Maritime Awards Gala, to Scania's lean production process and how maritime industry can profit from this way of working.
Scania is a kind of place of pilgrimage for companies trying for a lean production process. SWZ Maritime editor Sander Klos paid Scania a visit to see for himself how this lean production process works. One of the maritime companies that also visited Scania is Damen. In this issue, Jaap Gelling explains just how Damen applies the "lean" concept in its enterprise resource planning.
For the November issue, Sander Klos also interviewed Willem Vos on the reconstruction of the VOC vessel Batavia as well as his views on the future. In addition, there are articles on the 150 year anniversary of Damen Marine Components and Flying Focus and reports on the seminar Electrical Installations and the Schelde Conference.
SWZ Special: The SWZ Gala Newspaper
Every year, SWZ Maritime publishes a Gala Newspaper, featuring all maritime awards winners and nominees as presented at the Maritime Awards Gala 2015. The Newspaper was distributed at the Gala and will also be included with SWZ Maritime's November issue. The Gala Newspaper can now also be found online at our digital magazine page.
Digital Issue Online Now
Subscribers can read the digitial version of the SWZ Maritime November issue online now. Not yet a subscriber? Visit our subscriptions page.
Picture: The Kroonborg was elected KNVTS Ship of the Year 2015 and features on the cover of the SWZ Maritime November issue.
