Tag: maritime software

Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV) has validated the Blue Visby Solution, a platform that reduces shipping emissions by about 15% by optimizing vessel arrival times to avoid unnecessary idling at ports.

The University of Strathclyde is appealing to ship operators, safety professionals and accident investigators to make better use of the Safety Human Incident & Error Learning Database (SHIELD), so that the maritime industry can build up a clearer picture of the role that human factors play in maritime incidents.

ABL has partnered with the University of Strathclyde and the University of Plymouth to develop a decision-making software aimed at supporting decarbonization strategies for the maritime industry, including vessels and ports.

MSC has transitioned from traditional analog procurement methods to a digital platform by Source2Sea for managing the supply of provisions, stores, spare parts, chemicals, paints, and lubricants across its fleet. 

Miros has introduced a new wave and vessel motion prediction technology which integrates Artificial Intelligence (AI), X-band radar, and high-accuracy wave height measurements to monitor sea conditions.

Lloyd’s Register Group (LR) has announced its acquisition of Ocean Technologies Group (OTG), a provider of human capital management and operational software for the maritime industry, from European private equity firm Oakley Capital. 

Lloyd’s Register (LR) is partnering COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry on the development of an 82,500 dwt bulk carrier design that will meet Unified Requirement (UR) E26, which governs the cyber resilience of ships.

SITA is making a move into the maritime sector, following an initial agreement with Columbia Shipmanagement (CSM) as it launches its SmartSea integrated maritime management platform.

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. (K Line) announced that three of its ship management companies—KMSM, KLSM SGP, and KLNG UK—have received certification from Nippon Kaiji Kyokai (ClassNK) for their Competency Management System (CMS). 

Warsash Maritime School (WMS), part of Solent University, has been provided with a dedicated Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) bridge simulator by Inmarsat.