Port Bureau News

Many companies treat safety training as a compliance requirement. But new research shows that making safety a strategic priority can actually create...

Houston Wilderness has pioneered the Houston Ship Channel Trees Program to get trees planted for a positive impact along the industrial corridor of...

New research finds that collaborating with AI does not boost joint creativity over time, unless users change how they interact with it.

Robert Howden joined moderator Andrew Biar, founder of Strategic Public Affairs, for a discussion on the key issues that included   workforce...

A central theme to the panel discussion was reducing port turnaround time by improving coordination before the vessel arrives.

Successful implementation requires more than simply providing employees with access to AI tools. Training, security, governance, leadership support,...

Coastal Texas Project: Where it Stands and What's Ahead for the Ike Dike The Greater Houston Port Bureau presented a moderated discussion on the...

If you would like to read the Second/Third Quarter 2026 Port Bureau News magazine in PDF, click here to view or download in sequential-page...

The Greater Houston Port Bureau welcomed more than 800 guests at the Bayou City Event Center from Houston’s maritime community to honor Tom...

A promising lever to reduce port turnaround time is the digitization of pre-arrival communications.

Dr. Cassia B. Galvao, from Texas A&M University-Galveston's College of Marine & Science & Maritime Studies, recently sat down with...

This year, the Greater Houston Port Bureau is proud to recognize Tom Marian as its 2026 Maritime Leader of the Year, honoring a career defined by...