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Data vs dogma

For asset owners in the shipping industry, making decisions based on experience and ‘what feels right’ can be risky. Houlder’s Jonathan Strachan explains how an alternative approach to decision-making that uses data, analysis and evidence-based problem solving can help deliver safe, sustainable and profitable projects



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