The Maritime Container Logistics Chain (MCLC); Global Container Trade The Past and the Future [Eyden Samunderu, International School of Management (ISM), Dortmund, Germany]; The Maritime Container Transportation Chain (MCTC) [Rolf Neise, International School of Management (ISM), Hamburg, Germany]; History and Usage of Containers in Logistics and Beyond [Hildegard Buschmann, Merle & Sheppard, Wuppertal, Germany / New Zealand];The Effective Management of the MCLC; Empty Container Logistics A Prospective Local Approach in the Port Of Hamburg [Marco Hofmann and Lillian Schmidt, Hamburg Port Authorities (HPA), Hamburg, Germany]; Port and Terminal Operations [Maik Ullrich and Michael Baumert, HPMPORT, Hamburg, Germany]; Multimodal Transport of Mining Equipment from Germany to Kazakhstan [Zhanat Abdugalimov, Anthony Beresford, and Stephen Pettit, Cardiff Business School, Cardiff, UK]; Cooperation and Collaboration between Shipping Lines [Alan Robertson, Webster Robertson Ltd, London, UK]; Collaboration in the Container Shipping Industry New Technologies Enabling Collaboration between Shipping Lines and Terminals [Robert Inchausti, XVELA, Oakland, California, USA];The Integration of the MCLC into Global Supply Chain Management; Global SCM and Resulting Shippers Requirements [Rolf Neise, International School of Management (ISM), Hamburg, Germany]; Advanced Benchmarking and Market Intelligence A Key Instrument in Optimising Container Logistics Procurement [Björn Klippel, TIM Consult, Mannheim, Germany]; Formation of a Shipper Council to Improve Data Quality and Share Best Practices [Gregory Kefer, Infor Corporation, San Francisco, USA]; IoT Solutions in Maritime Logistics: Transports of Perishable Dairy Goods [Stefan Viehmann and Hans-Thoralf Bieber, Kuehne + Nagel (AG & Co. KG), Hamburg, Germany]; The Service-Dominant Perspective to Create Value in the Maritime Business [Qeis Kamran, International School of Management (ISM), Dortmund, Germany]; Industry Trends and Opportunities [Rolf Neise, International School of Management (ISM), Hamburg, Germany] sakriti opis