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Future Trends in Maritime ERP: What to Expect in 2024 and Beyond
The maritime industry is rapidly evolving, driven by technological advancements and the growing need for operational efficiency, sustainability, and regulatory compliance. At the heart of this transformation is Maritime ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)—a comprehensive solution that integrates diverse operational, financial, and administrative functions into a unified system.
By SBN Techabout a year ago in 01
Optimizing Fleet Operations with a Planned Maintenance System for Ships
Effective maintenance is the cornerstone of operational reliability and safety in the maritime industry. With the increasing complexity of modern vessels and the need to comply with stringent regulatory standards, a Planned Maintenance System (PMS) for ships is essential for efficient fleet management.
By SBN Techabout a year ago in 01
A Definitive Guide to Ship Security Plan (SSP) | SHIPMATE: Ship Management Software
Shipping is the backbone of international trade, as over 90% of all trade-related shipping is through the oceans. But braving the vast ocean for months is not for the faint-hearted. The risk related to economic losses and loss of life is also high. The threat of terrorism and violence in the maritime world has also been increasing. It is to curb these rising threats and risks-levels that there are safety measures in place which are implemented by the International Maritime Convention (IMO).
By SBN Techabout a year ago in 01
Things to Know About Offshore Support Vessels
The Types of Offshore Support Vessels An offshore vessel is one that serves a specific purpose such as undertaking construction work or provide assistance in oil exploration. While the term “offshore vessels” collectively denotes the class of ships that are employed for operating in the high seas, they have evolved and their operations have diversified dramatically. So today, we have several types of offshore vessels that do a lot more than just drilling and exploration. You can engage them in sending critical supplies to construction units and excavation sites on the high seas. They also allow crew personnel from offshore operational areas to be transitioned and relieved as per the necessity.
By SBN Techabout a year ago in 01
Enhancing Safety and Compliance Through Ship Management Solutions
Safety and compliance stand as cornerstones in the maritime industry. It ensures the well-being of crews, protects the environment, and upholds operational standards. The maritime landscape is constantly evolving with technology, and there is a need to keep up with changing times. However, there is also the pressing issue of tackling safety and compliance challenges head-on.
By SBN Tech2 years ago in Lifehack
Enhancing Crew Engagement in the Maritime Industry: Effective Strategies and Best Practices
The Importance of Crew Engagement in the Maritime Industry Sailing the vast oceans across continents and time zones, seafarers embark on journeys that are long and tiresome. Seafarers spend extended periods away from loved ones and communities, dedicating themselves to rigorous work aboard ships. This leaves little room for social interactions.
By SBN Tech2 years ago in Lifehack
The Importance of Crew Engagement in the Maritime Industry: Strategies and Best Practices
Why Does Crew Engagement Matter? A ship’s crew is as essential to the ship as air is to breathe. They are the lifeblood of maritime operations. The quality of their work keeps the ship safe. Their expertise, dedication, and teamwork are what keep the ship afloat.
By SBN Tech2 years ago in Journal
The ISPS Code for Ships - An Essential Quick Guide
Understanding the ISPS Code The ISPS Code was developed in response to the increasing threats faced by the maritime industry in the early 2000s. The increasing number of sea piracy and the tragedy that comes with it demonstrated the vulnerability of the global shipping network to terrorist activities. The ISPS Code, which stands for the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code, was adopted in 2002 by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to address these security concerns. Its purpose is to provide a standardised and coordinated approach to enhance the security of ships and port facilities worldwide.
By SBN Tech2 years ago in Journal
Cyber Security in the Marine Industry
In the marine industry, cyber security risks can have potentially serious consequences concerning the safety and security of cargo, shipping vessels, and even crew members. However, the possible origins of cyber threats that affect ships are not limited to what’s on board.
By SBN Tech4 years ago in 01
Things to Know About Offshore Support Vessels
Ever wondered what offshore support vessels are and what they do? If yes, this blog is for you. What are Offshore Support Vessels or OSVs?
By SBN Tech4 years ago in 01
A Detailed Document Management System For Ships
Shipping businesses today deal with complex regulations and emerging new policies and practices. Fleet managers and shipping companies need to remain in step with the changing maritime industry while maintaining high safety and risk reduction standards as their top priorities. This involves time-consuming paperwork that can get in the way of efficiency and speed of operations.
By SBN Tech4 years ago in 01
Ship Safety Management System for Vessel Fleet
All About Ship Safety Management System Managing large fleets across international waters is not an easy task, especially with precious lives and third-party cargo on board. From cruise ship accidents to cargo fires to ship grounding, there are a multitude of opportunities for mishaps in marine operations. No wonder, safety is one of the most pressing issues for ship owners and managers worldwide. This is where the need for a ship safety management system (SMS) comes in strongly.
By SBN Tech4 years ago in 01