Inmarsat and ABB Marine & Ports sign master supply agreement
Published by Naomi Holliman,
Digital Editorial Assistant
Dry Bulk,
The implementation of the agreement tackles an obstacle identified by ship owners themselves which has stopped them using Internet of Things (IoT) technology.
A recent 2018 Inmarsat survey of 125 owners found 51% identifying an inability to get data off ships in real-time as their obstacle to IoT adoption.
The agreement recognises ABB as a certified application provider to work with Fleet Data, the IoT platform developed by Inmarsat and Danelec Marine which collects information from onboard sensors, pre-processes it, and uploads it to a secure cloud-based database.
The new Certified Application Provider (CAP) agreement means analytics, monitoring and decision-support software, developed by ABB Marine & Ports to benchmark fleet performance as well as enhance ship efficiency and safety, can seamlessly integrate with a database via the Fleet Data Application Programming Interface (API).
Read the article online at: https://www.drybulkmagazine.com/shipping/28112019/inmarsat-and-abb-marine-ports-have-signed-a-milestone-master-supply-agreement/
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