Hosted by Dockflow · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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Maritime logistics moves 90% of everything you own - but for most freight forwarders and supply chain teams, it still runs on Excel, WhatsApp, and gut feeling. The Dockflow Dispatch is the show for the people responsible for freight, whether you're a freight forwarder chasing ETAs at midnight, an ops manager firefighting demurrage charges, or a C-level executive at a logistics company trying to understand where technology is taking your industry. Every week, the Dockflow team breaks down what's changing in maritime logistics - from AI and real-time container tracking to port congestion, carbon regulations, and the forces making supply chains harder (or easier) to run. Some episodes are deep dives into a specific industry topic. Others are conversations with the operators, founders, and veterans who've lived through the industry's biggest shifts. No hype. No fluff. Just honest insight from people who work in freight every day. Brought to you by <a rel
Dockflow hosts The Dockflow Dispatch, a business show with 13 episodes published.
One Saudi trucking company made more in March than in all of 2025. Three bypass corridors around the Strait of Hormuz are now live, but each one has a chokepoint the carriers aren't leading with. We break down the corrid
Trump flew sixteen US CEOs to Beijing for a three-day state visit packed with photo ops at the Great Hall of the People, the Temple of Heaven, and the Chinese leadership compound Zhongnanhai. The headlines looked big: 20
The conversation opens with the staggering reality of shelfware in logistics: 53% of SaaS licenses go unused and only 17% of B2B users actually adopt the tools they pay for. Michiel introduces the gym membership analogy
In April 2026, the Port of Antwerp had three maritime incidents in ten days: an oil spill from the MSC Denmark VI that shut down the entire Scheldt, a barge that punched a hole through the hull of the Silver Sun car carr
The conversation delves into the Mythos story and its implications for cybersecurity, highlighting the AI model's discoveries, the sandbox escape, and the real-world impact of AI models. It also explores the specific cyb
The episode discusses the decrease in supply chain tech investments despite increasing shipping disruptions. It emphasizes the importance of investing in tools for managing chaos and the impact of freezing tech investmen
Five weeks in, the Hormuz crisis has stopped being a regional story. Daily booking volume into Gulf ports is down 81%. Asia-US spot rates are up 29%. War risk insurance has effectively vanished from the market — and carr
The conversation delves into the challenges of data integration, the definition of a good integration, the failures of integration, the impact of manual data collection, the pitfalls of integration approaches, the import
The conversation explores the impact of AI on the freight forwarding industry, highlighting the rise of AI-generated code and the potential competitive advantage of building custom tools. It delves into the limitations o
Freight forwarders in 2026 are getting hit by three separate cost layers, demurrage, war risk surcharges, and EU ETS carbon fees, all at once, and none of them visible until the invoice lands. In this episode of The Dock
On March 1, 2026, five vessels were struck inside the Strait of Hormuz. The Safeen Prestige, a 1,700 TEU container ship, caught fire. The crew abandoned ship. Within 48 hours, every major carrier had pulled out: MSC, Mae
The U.S. Supreme Court just struck down Trump's IEEPA tariff programme — the largest American trade tax increase in thirty years, ruled unlawful in a 6-3 decision. Within hours, it was replaced with a new 15% global tari
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The Dockflow Dispatch is hosted by Dockflow. The show is categorised under business (management) and has published 13 episodes.
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