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Articles, analysis, opinion and sector commentary with real professional relevance.
The Yacht Expert View is designed as a curated space for industry conversation, expert insight, editorial thinking and professional connection across the yachting sector.
This section carries Riccardo’s monthly articles: professional reflections on yachting, leadership, engineering, training, new build, refit and the wider realities of the sector. It preserves the published blog structure while placing it inside the new platform presentation.
The Chief Engineer is becoming a manager of complex systems: machinery, automation, energy, networks, data and people.
The Shipyard Is Becoming Infrastructure — Sustainability, Data and Operational Continuity2026-07-31 · Shipyard operations & sustainabilityA smart yacht needs a smart ecosystem around it: capable infrastructure, useful data, resilient energy and people who can connect systems.
Leadership Under Pressure — Why Safety in Superyachts Is Built Before the Emergency2026-06-30 · Leadership & maritime safetySafety is built every ordinary day through maintenance, communication, training, clear responsibility and leadership.
The yachting transition starts at the dock, not only in the shipyard2026-05-31 · Technical TransitionThe European roadmap on alternative fuels, the professionalization of yacht design and new technical projects all point to the same reality: the sector needs infrastructure, operational judgement and training at the same pace as it builds more complex yachts.
Weekly Yachting Intelligence — Late April 20262026-04-25 · Market IntelligenceA practical industry intelligence brief covering new build platforms, energy transition, interior design, crew competence and the rising complexity of the superyacht sector.
The Yacht Expert View is not a generic blog and not a social network for everyone. It is a curated professional environment built for people who want serious discussion about the real yachting industry: its standards, pressures, contradictions, opportunities and evolution.
Articles, analysis, opinion and sector commentary with real professional relevance.
Curated discussion areas for engineering, new build, refit, interiors, training and leadership on board.
Interviews, moderated conversations and selected sponsor-backed roundtables that keep the platform alive.
A more curated network of contributors, specialists and recognised voices across the sector.
The discussion space is organised around the topics professionals actually deal with. This is not an open noise-driven forum. It is a structured discussion environment built for relevance, clarity and better conversation.
Operational judgement, systems, technical decision-making and engineering realities.
Planning, coordination, expectations and the realities of building from the ground up.
Execution, delays, communication and the real complexity of refit environments.
Surface systems, material realities and specialist insight.
Standards, expectations and growth on the interior side of yachting.
Communication, command pressure, responsibility and people management.
Pathways, transitions, maturity and long-term development.
What the industry says, what it really does and where the gaps appear in practice.
Some topics are better explored in writing. Others benefit from direct conversation. Live sessions give the platform a more direct and human layer through interviews, moderated expert discussions and selected Q&A events where participants can engage more actively.
For now, this area can use the long-form Blue Life interviews as the human and expert voice layer of The Yacht Expert View. Blue Life remains the media channel; here the interviews are curated as professional references for the platform.
The Yacht Expert View is also designed to grow as a curated directory of people, perspectives and specialist profiles across the yachting industry. This does not begin as an open social network. It begins with selected voices, serious contributors and relevant expertise.
Some content can remain public. Deeper participation should be more curated. The Yacht Expert View is designed to grow through a mix of open editorial visibility and selective access to discussion, live sessions and community participation.