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SIRE 2.0: Overview and adaptation

SIRE 2.0 will provide more accurate information to enable OCIMF members and programme recipients to make judgements on the quality and the likely future performance of a vessel. It is expected to become operational in Q4 2022.

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Data Management
Data analytics for maritime safety management

By understanding the patterns and trends in data, maritime organizations not only can make better decisions about safety management but also create a data-driven culture that can proactively identify and address potential risks.

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5 Common Workflow Digitization Problems in Maritime, And How You Can Fix Them

Even the ones that have successfully implemented digitalization will tell you that there are new hurdles in planning and execution at each phase.

news
Kaiko Systems and Hanseaticsoft join forces to enable data plausibility checks

The strengthened collaboration will drastically reduce the time crews spend on double entry and desktop work, and allows technical teams to reduce the effort they spend on data inquiry and restructuring.

How Tos
SIRE 2.0: Overview and adaptation

SIRE 2.0 will provide more accurate information to enable OCIMF members and programme recipients to make judgements on the quality and the likely future performance of a vessel. It is expected to become operational in Q4 2022.

How Tos
There Is No 80/20 in Product

80/20 should not be used on HOW to deliver the product. Instead, it should be used to find out WHAT to develop (breadth of options), and then get the features 100% right.

news
Innovation strategies in the maritime industry, featured by Splash

Innovation and digitization are far more than simply an additional source of revenue for the maritime industry. There are various strategies that companies utilize to seek digital transformation. We will compare four common strategies and look at how some of the well established shipping companies leverage them.

news
Superintendents express 100% trust in the data collected through Kaiko Systems

Kaiko Systems addresses the challenges of data verification, and offload burdens for both crews and the shore team. 

Data Management
Data analytics for maritime safety management

By understanding the patterns and trends in data, maritime organizations not only can make better decisions about safety management but also create a data-driven culture that can proactively identify and address potential risks.

How Tos
Misconceptions about digitization with seafarers

There is no doubt that the pandemic has made the shipping industry realize the importance of seafarers. But, the need for digitization for seafarers tends to be overlooked due to various misconceptions.

How Tos
How ship owners reduce risk through remote pre-purchase inspections

Ship S&P inspection is one of the most exhaustive types of inspections. Technological developments and digital transformation have brought a more flexible approach of conducting S&P inspections without delaying vessel's operations

Operational Practices
Artificial intelligence in maritime safety management

Maritime safety and technical management are often challenged by data reliability, complexity, and time urgency. While digitization becoming a mainstream topic in the industry, would artificial intelligence be the solution for it?

news
Maritime 2021 Year in Review: 10 key events visualized

As the year draws to a close, it is a great opportunity to take a look back at the series of events the maritime industry has experienced and look ahead to what's to come.

How Tos
"The 2nd best time to plant a tree is now" - Behind the scenes with Fabian Becker

In the past 10 years, Fabian Becker organized startup events where successful startups were formed, helped grow a young shipping company to a fleet of 15 vessels, and later helped build the maritime venture builder.

Operational Practices
What are Safety-I and Safety-II? How can technology bridge the gap?

Safety-I investigates why things go wrong. Safety-II investigates why things go right. Data is essential for any safety plan to be fully functional.

Operational Practices
Maritime 4.0: Practices, challenges and opportunities

The purpose of Maritime 4.0 includes but is not limited to improving the lifecycle of vessels, facilitating the delivery of greater performance, lowering ownership cost, increasing safety and reliability

Operational Practices
From predictive maintenance to human element empowerment

Optimization is leading the maritime tech direction. Human empowerment will be a fundamental driver for efficiency and margin gains. 

Operational Practices
A tech-driven maritime needs to be human-centered

Human-centered design (HCD) is a design concept that takes into consideration human purposes, needs, skill, creativity, and potential.

Data Management
The Key to Insightful Inspections Part 1: Data Standardization

Data standardization is the process of converting data to a common format so that it’s possible for users to analyze it easily.

Data Management
The Key to Insightful Inspections Part 2: Data Verification

Only data that reflect real-world situations, useful insights can be generated. This makes data verification a crucial step to vessel health management.

How Tos
Factor analysis between human error and machinery maintenance activities

Human errors don't only come from humans. External factors like environment and operational processes can have a big impact on human factors too.

Data Management
The Key To Insightful Safety Inspections Part 3: Seamless & Improved Workflow

Inspection planning, conducting, and reporting can be done on one platform with a limited internet connection.

Data Management
The Key To Insightful Safety Inspections Part 4: Holistic Data Management

Proactive maritime safety management is only possible when data is managed in a unified approach.

Operational Practices
Streamlined and Proactive Maritime Asset Management

Ship crews are one of the largest factors that define a vessel’s operational performance, and therefore investing in technology that empowers them can drive a large RoI.

Data Management
How operational intelligence makes data smart in the maritime industry

Operational Intelligence converts big data into smart data. It allows companies to access performance metrics in real-time, analyze problems, and show future predictions.

How Tos
How to navigate through the ocean of dark data

The growing amount of data is creating a nightmare for companies. In some cases, too much data can even be a major roadblock for digital transformation.

Data Management
Computer vision in vessel health management

In the maritime industry, computer vision can be a powerful solution for inspection, localization, events detection, and information extraction, etc.

Data Management
Maritime data analytics & their application in safety management

Facts and figures are meaningless if actionable insights cannot be generated. Read the blog to learn about 4 primary types of data analytics.

Data Management
Data analytics for maritime safety management

By understanding the patterns and trends in data, maritime organizations not only can make better decisions about safety management but also create a data-driven culture that can proactively identify and address potential risks.

Data Management
The Key to Insightful Inspections Part 1: Data Standardization

Data standardization is the process of converting data to a common format so that it’s possible for users to analyze it easily.

Data Management
The Key to Insightful Inspections Part 2: Data Verification

Only data that reflect real-world situations, useful insights can be generated. This makes data verification a crucial step to vessel health management.

Data Management
The Key To Insightful Safety Inspections Part 3: Seamless & Improved Workflow

Inspection planning, conducting, and reporting can be done on one platform with a limited internet connection.

Data Management
The Key To Insightful Safety Inspections Part 4: Holistic Data Management

Proactive maritime safety management is only possible when data is managed in a unified approach.

Data Management
How operational intelligence makes data smart in the maritime industry

Operational Intelligence converts big data into smart data. It allows companies to access performance metrics in real-time, analyze problems, and show future predictions.

Data Management
Computer vision in vessel health management

In the maritime industry, computer vision can be a powerful solution for inspection, localization, events detection, and information extraction, etc.

Data Management
Maritime data analytics & their application in safety management

Facts and figures are meaningless if actionable insights cannot be generated. Read the blog to learn about 4 primary types of data analytics.

Operational Practices
Artificial intelligence in maritime safety management

Maritime safety and technical management are often challenged by data reliability, complexity, and time urgency. While digitization becoming a mainstream topic in the industry, would artificial intelligence be the solution for it?

Operational Practices
What are Safety-I and Safety-II? How can technology bridge the gap?

Safety-I investigates why things go wrong. Safety-II investigates why things go right. Data is essential for any safety plan to be fully functional.

Operational Practices
Maritime 4.0: Practices, challenges and opportunities

The purpose of Maritime 4.0 includes but is not limited to improving the lifecycle of vessels, facilitating the delivery of greater performance, lowering ownership cost, increasing safety and reliability

Operational Practices
From predictive maintenance to human element empowerment

Optimization is leading the maritime tech direction. Human empowerment will be a fundamental driver for efficiency and margin gains. 

Operational Practices
A tech-driven maritime needs to be human-centered

Human-centered design (HCD) is a design concept that takes into consideration human purposes, needs, skill, creativity, and potential.

Operational Practices
Streamlined and Proactive Maritime Asset Management

Ship crews are one of the largest factors that define a vessel’s operational performance, and therefore investing in technology that empowers them can drive a large RoI.

How Tos
5 Common Workflow Digitization Problems in Maritime, And How You Can Fix Them

Even the ones that have successfully implemented digitalization will tell you that there are new hurdles in planning and execution at each phase.

How Tos
SIRE 2.0: Overview and adaptation

SIRE 2.0 will provide more accurate information to enable OCIMF members and programme recipients to make judgements on the quality and the likely future performance of a vessel. It is expected to become operational in Q4 2022.

How Tos
There Is No 80/20 in Product

80/20 should not be used on HOW to deliver the product. Instead, it should be used to find out WHAT to develop (breadth of options), and then get the features 100% right.

How Tos
Misconceptions about digitization with seafarers

There is no doubt that the pandemic has made the shipping industry realize the importance of seafarers. But, the need for digitization for seafarers tends to be overlooked due to various misconceptions.

How Tos
How ship owners reduce risk through remote pre-purchase inspections

Ship S&P inspection is one of the most exhaustive types of inspections. Technological developments and digital transformation have brought a more flexible approach of conducting S&P inspections without delaying vessel's operations

How Tos
"The 2nd best time to plant a tree is now" - Behind the scenes with Fabian Becker

In the past 10 years, Fabian Becker organized startup events where successful startups were formed, helped grow a young shipping company to a fleet of 15 vessels, and later helped build the maritime venture builder.

How Tos
Factor analysis between human error and machinery maintenance activities

Human errors don't only come from humans. External factors like environment and operational processes can have a big impact on human factors too.

How Tos
How to navigate through the ocean of dark data

The growing amount of data is creating a nightmare for companies. In some cases, too much data can even be a major roadblock for digital transformation.

news
Kaiko Systems and Hanseaticsoft join forces to enable data plausibility checks

The strengthened collaboration will drastically reduce the time crews spend on double entry and desktop work, and allows technical teams to reduce the effort they spend on data inquiry and restructuring.

news
Innovation strategies in the maritime industry, featured by Splash

Innovation and digitization are far more than simply an additional source of revenue for the maritime industry. There are various strategies that companies utilize to seek digital transformation. We will compare four common strategies and look at how some of the well established shipping companies leverage them.

news
Superintendents express 100% trust in the data collected through Kaiko Systems

Kaiko Systems addresses the challenges of data verification, and offload burdens for both crews and the shore team. 

news
Maritime 2021 Year in Review: 10 key events visualized

As the year draws to a close, it is a great opportunity to take a look back at the series of events the maritime industry has experienced and look ahead to what's to come.

Case Study

Nord/LB partnered with Kaiko Systems to conduct remote Vessel inspections with accuracy and transparency

The Remote Self Assessment brought transparency, flexibility, and efficiency to the condition surveys. It was possible to conduct the survey during the voyage of the vessel by the crew members.
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5 Common Workflow Digitization Problems in Maritime, And How You Can Fix Them

Even the ones that have successfully implemented digitalization will tell you that there are new hurdles in planning and execution at each phase.

Kaiko Systems and Hanseaticsoft join forces to enable data plausibility checks

The strengthened collaboration will drastically reduce the time crews spend on double entry and desktop work, and allows technical teams to reduce the effort they spend on data inquiry and restructuring.

SIRE 2.0: Overview and adaptation

SIRE 2.0 will provide more accurate information to enable OCIMF members and programme recipients to make judgements on the quality and the likely future performance of a vessel. It is expected to become operational in Q4 2022.

There Is No 80/20 in Product

80/20 should not be used on HOW to deliver the product. Instead, it should be used to find out WHAT to develop (breadth of options), and then get the features 100% right.

Innovation strategies in the maritime industry, featured by Splash

Innovation and digitization are far more than simply an additional source of revenue for the maritime industry. There are various strategies that companies utilize to seek digital transformation. We will compare four common strategies and look at how some of the well established shipping companies leverage them.

Superintendents express 100% trust in the data collected through Kaiko Systems

Kaiko Systems addresses the challenges of data verification, and offload burdens for both crews and the shore team. 

Data analytics for maritime safety management

By understanding the patterns and trends in data, maritime organizations not only can make better decisions about safety management but also create a data-driven culture that can proactively identify and address potential risks.

Misconceptions about digitization with seafarers

There is no doubt that the pandemic has made the shipping industry realize the importance of seafarers. But, the need for digitization for seafarers tends to be overlooked due to various misconceptions.

How ship owners reduce risk through remote pre-purchase inspections

Ship S&P inspection is one of the most exhaustive types of inspections. Technological developments and digital transformation have brought a more flexible approach of conducting S&P inspections without delaying vessel's operations

Artificial intelligence in maritime safety management

Maritime safety and technical management are often challenged by data reliability, complexity, and time urgency. While digitization becoming a mainstream topic in the industry, would artificial intelligence be the solution for it?

Maritime 2021 Year in Review: 10 key events visualized

As the year draws to a close, it is a great opportunity to take a look back at the series of events the maritime industry has experienced and look ahead to what's to come.

"The 2nd best time to plant a tree is now" - Behind the scenes with Fabian Becker

In the past 10 years, Fabian Becker organized startup events where successful startups were formed, helped grow a young shipping company to a fleet of 15 vessels, and later helped build the maritime venture builder.

What are Safety-I and Safety-II? How can technology bridge the gap?

Safety-I investigates why things go wrong. Safety-II investigates why things go right. Data is essential for any safety plan to be fully functional.

Maritime 4.0: Practices, challenges and opportunities

The purpose of Maritime 4.0 includes but is not limited to improving the lifecycle of vessels, facilitating the delivery of greater performance, lowering ownership cost, increasing safety and reliability

From predictive maintenance to human element empowerment

Optimization is leading the maritime tech direction. Human empowerment will be a fundamental driver for efficiency and margin gains. 

A tech-driven maritime needs to be human-centered

Human-centered design (HCD) is a design concept that takes into consideration human purposes, needs, skill, creativity, and potential.

The Key to Insightful Inspections Part 1: Data Standardization

Data standardization is the process of converting data to a common format so that it’s possible for users to analyze it easily.

The Key to Insightful Inspections Part 2: Data Verification

Only data that reflect real-world situations, useful insights can be generated. This makes data verification a crucial step to vessel health management.

Factor analysis between human error and machinery maintenance activities

Human errors don't only come from humans. External factors like environment and operational processes can have a big impact on human factors too.

The Key To Insightful Safety Inspections Part 3: Seamless & Improved Workflow

Inspection planning, conducting, and reporting can be done on one platform with a limited internet connection.

The Key To Insightful Safety Inspections Part 4: Holistic Data Management

Proactive maritime safety management is only possible when data is managed in a unified approach.

Streamlined and Proactive Maritime Asset Management

Ship crews are one of the largest factors that define a vessel’s operational performance, and therefore investing in technology that empowers them can drive a large RoI.

How operational intelligence makes data smart in the maritime industry

Operational Intelligence converts big data into smart data. It allows companies to access performance metrics in real-time, analyze problems, and show future predictions.

How to navigate through the ocean of dark data

The growing amount of data is creating a nightmare for companies. In some cases, too much data can even be a major roadblock for digital transformation.

Computer vision in vessel health management

In the maritime industry, computer vision can be a powerful solution for inspection, localization, events detection, and information extraction, etc.

Maritime data analytics & their application in safety management

Facts and figures are meaningless if actionable insights cannot be generated. Read the blog to learn about 4 primary types of data analytics.

Maritime Data Management

5 Common Workflow Digitization Problems in Maritime, And How You Can Fix Them

Even the ones that have successfully implemented digitalization will tell you that there are new hurdles in planning and execution at each phase.

Kaiko Systems and Hanseaticsoft join forces to enable data plausibility checks

The strengthened collaboration will drastically reduce the time crews spend on double entry and desktop work, and allows technical teams to reduce the effort they spend on data inquiry and restructuring.

SIRE 2.0: Overview and adaptation

SIRE 2.0 will provide more accurate information to enable OCIMF members and programme recipients to make judgements on the quality and the likely future performance of a vessel. It is expected to become operational in Q4 2022.

There Is No 80/20 in Product

80/20 should not be used on HOW to deliver the product. Instead, it should be used to find out WHAT to develop (breadth of options), and then get the features 100% right.

Innovation strategies in the maritime industry, featured by Splash

Innovation and digitization are far more than simply an additional source of revenue for the maritime industry. There are various strategies that companies utilize to seek digital transformation. We will compare four common strategies and look at how some of the well established shipping companies leverage them.

Superintendents express 100% trust in the data collected through Kaiko Systems

Kaiko Systems addresses the challenges of data verification, and offload burdens for both crews and the shore team. 

Data analytics for maritime safety management

By understanding the patterns and trends in data, maritime organizations not only can make better decisions about safety management but also create a data-driven culture that can proactively identify and address potential risks.

Misconceptions about digitization with seafarers

There is no doubt that the pandemic has made the shipping industry realize the importance of seafarers. But, the need for digitization for seafarers tends to be overlooked due to various misconceptions.

How ship owners reduce risk through remote pre-purchase inspections

Ship S&P inspection is one of the most exhaustive types of inspections. Technological developments and digital transformation have brought a more flexible approach of conducting S&P inspections without delaying vessel's operations

Artificial intelligence in maritime safety management

Maritime safety and technical management are often challenged by data reliability, complexity, and time urgency. While digitization becoming a mainstream topic in the industry, would artificial intelligence be the solution for it?

Maritime 2021 Year in Review: 10 key events visualized

As the year draws to a close, it is a great opportunity to take a look back at the series of events the maritime industry has experienced and look ahead to what's to come.

"The 2nd best time to plant a tree is now" - Behind the scenes with Fabian Becker

In the past 10 years, Fabian Becker organized startup events where successful startups were formed, helped grow a young shipping company to a fleet of 15 vessels, and later helped build the maritime venture builder.

What are Safety-I and Safety-II? How can technology bridge the gap?

Safety-I investigates why things go wrong. Safety-II investigates why things go right. Data is essential for any safety plan to be fully functional.

Maritime 4.0: Practices, challenges and opportunities

The purpose of Maritime 4.0 includes but is not limited to improving the lifecycle of vessels, facilitating the delivery of greater performance, lowering ownership cost, increasing safety and reliability

From predictive maintenance to human element empowerment

Optimization is leading the maritime tech direction. Human empowerment will be a fundamental driver for efficiency and margin gains. 

A tech-driven maritime needs to be human-centered

Human-centered design (HCD) is a design concept that takes into consideration human purposes, needs, skill, creativity, and potential.

The Key to Insightful Inspections Part 1: Data Standardization

Data standardization is the process of converting data to a common format so that it’s possible for users to analyze it easily.

The Key to Insightful Inspections Part 2: Data Verification

Only data that reflect real-world situations, useful insights can be generated. This makes data verification a crucial step to vessel health management.

Factor analysis between human error and machinery maintenance activities

Human errors don't only come from humans. External factors like environment and operational processes can have a big impact on human factors too.

The Key To Insightful Safety Inspections Part 3: Seamless & Improved Workflow

Inspection planning, conducting, and reporting can be done on one platform with a limited internet connection.

The Key To Insightful Safety Inspections Part 4: Holistic Data Management

Proactive maritime safety management is only possible when data is managed in a unified approach.

Streamlined and Proactive Maritime Asset Management

Ship crews are one of the largest factors that define a vessel’s operational performance, and therefore investing in technology that empowers them can drive a large RoI.

How operational intelligence makes data smart in the maritime industry

Operational Intelligence converts big data into smart data. It allows companies to access performance metrics in real-time, analyze problems, and show future predictions.

How to navigate through the ocean of dark data

The growing amount of data is creating a nightmare for companies. In some cases, too much data can even be a major roadblock for digital transformation.

Computer vision in vessel health management

In the maritime industry, computer vision can be a powerful solution for inspection, localization, events detection, and information extraction, etc.

Maritime data analytics & their application in safety management

Facts and figures are meaningless if actionable insights cannot be generated. Read the blog to learn about 4 primary types of data analytics.

5 Common Workflow Digitization Problems in Maritime, And How You Can Fix Them

Even the ones that have successfully implemented digitalization will tell you that there are new hurdles in planning and execution at each phase.

Kaiko Systems and Hanseaticsoft join forces to enable data plausibility checks

The strengthened collaboration will drastically reduce the time crews spend on double entry and desktop work, and allows technical teams to reduce the effort they spend on data inquiry and restructuring.

SIRE 2.0: Overview and adaptation

SIRE 2.0 will provide more accurate information to enable OCIMF members and programme recipients to make judgements on the quality and the likely future performance of a vessel. It is expected to become operational in Q4 2022.

There Is No 80/20 in Product

80/20 should not be used on HOW to deliver the product. Instead, it should be used to find out WHAT to develop (breadth of options), and then get the features 100% right.

Innovation strategies in the maritime industry, featured by Splash

Innovation and digitization are far more than simply an additional source of revenue for the maritime industry. There are various strategies that companies utilize to seek digital transformation. We will compare four common strategies and look at how some of the well established shipping companies leverage them.

Superintendents express 100% trust in the data collected through Kaiko Systems

Kaiko Systems addresses the challenges of data verification, and offload burdens for both crews and the shore team. 

Data analytics for maritime safety management

By understanding the patterns and trends in data, maritime organizations not only can make better decisions about safety management but also create a data-driven culture that can proactively identify and address potential risks.

Misconceptions about digitization with seafarers

There is no doubt that the pandemic has made the shipping industry realize the importance of seafarers. But, the need for digitization for seafarers tends to be overlooked due to various misconceptions.

How ship owners reduce risk through remote pre-purchase inspections

Ship S&P inspection is one of the most exhaustive types of inspections. Technological developments and digital transformation have brought a more flexible approach of conducting S&P inspections without delaying vessel's operations

Artificial intelligence in maritime safety management

Maritime safety and technical management are often challenged by data reliability, complexity, and time urgency. While digitization becoming a mainstream topic in the industry, would artificial intelligence be the solution for it?

Maritime 2021 Year in Review: 10 key events visualized

As the year draws to a close, it is a great opportunity to take a look back at the series of events the maritime industry has experienced and look ahead to what's to come.

"The 2nd best time to plant a tree is now" - Behind the scenes with Fabian Becker

In the past 10 years, Fabian Becker organized startup events where successful startups were formed, helped grow a young shipping company to a fleet of 15 vessels, and later helped build the maritime venture builder.

What are Safety-I and Safety-II? How can technology bridge the gap?

Safety-I investigates why things go wrong. Safety-II investigates why things go right. Data is essential for any safety plan to be fully functional.

Maritime 4.0: Practices, challenges and opportunities

The purpose of Maritime 4.0 includes but is not limited to improving the lifecycle of vessels, facilitating the delivery of greater performance, lowering ownership cost, increasing safety and reliability

From predictive maintenance to human element empowerment

Optimization is leading the maritime tech direction. Human empowerment will be a fundamental driver for efficiency and margin gains. 

A tech-driven maritime needs to be human-centered

Human-centered design (HCD) is a design concept that takes into consideration human purposes, needs, skill, creativity, and potential.

The Key to Insightful Inspections Part 1: Data Standardization

Data standardization is the process of converting data to a common format so that it’s possible for users to analyze it easily.

The Key to Insightful Inspections Part 2: Data Verification

Only data that reflect real-world situations, useful insights can be generated. This makes data verification a crucial step to vessel health management.

Factor analysis between human error and machinery maintenance activities

Human errors don't only come from humans. External factors like environment and operational processes can have a big impact on human factors too.

The Key To Insightful Safety Inspections Part 3: Seamless & Improved Workflow

Inspection planning, conducting, and reporting can be done on one platform with a limited internet connection.

The Key To Insightful Safety Inspections Part 4: Holistic Data Management

Proactive maritime safety management is only possible when data is managed in a unified approach.

Streamlined and Proactive Maritime Asset Management

Ship crews are one of the largest factors that define a vessel’s operational performance, and therefore investing in technology that empowers them can drive a large RoI.

How operational intelligence makes data smart in the maritime industry

Operational Intelligence converts big data into smart data. It allows companies to access performance metrics in real-time, analyze problems, and show future predictions.

How to navigate through the ocean of dark data

The growing amount of data is creating a nightmare for companies. In some cases, too much data can even be a major roadblock for digital transformation.

Computer vision in vessel health management

In the maritime industry, computer vision can be a powerful solution for inspection, localization, events detection, and information extraction, etc.

Maritime data analytics & their application in safety management

Facts and figures are meaningless if actionable insights cannot be generated. Read the blog to learn about 4 primary types of data analytics.

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