Read article by Jerzy Najmoła on how digitalization can free the maritime industry from paperwork and improve safety at sea. Discover why bureaucracy is draining crews’ time and how modern solutions like ShipDocs can change that.
The Maritime University of Gdynia and Transition Technologies-Software are extending their partnership to further develop ShipDocs—a digital tool streamlining port and customs documentation. The collaboration highlights how academia and business can jointly drive innovation in the maritime sector.
Discover how marine fleet management software with digital port documentation and e-logbooks helps shipping companies boost efficiency, compliance, and sustainability.
Excessive paperwork is a growing challenge in maritime operations. Capt. Jerzy Najmola explores its impact on efficiency and navigation in his article, first published in CESMA Newsletter and now featured in AFCAN.
A real-life example shows how ShipDocs can greatly cut down time on maritime documentation, saving costs and boosting efficiency. The software streamlines workflows, automates compliance, and provides real-time data, transforming maritime operations.
Safety is paramount in the maritime industry. Choosing the right safety management software can be a game-changer. Here are ten key features every shipowner should know to ensure their fleet’s safety and efficiency.
As traditional methods become increasingly inadequate in meeting modern demands, so are digital maritime solutions emerging as the future of ship fleet management. These tools should offer comprehensive solutions answering to the shipowners’ needs.
Maritime industry faces a lot of challenges, but one issue that continues to plague the sector is the burden of paperwork. Despite numerous initiatives aimed at digitizing processes, the industry still struggles with paper-heavy documentation requirements.
One of the most significant challenges that maritime professionals are currently facing is the increasing burden of paperwork. To address these challenges, shipowners are turning more and more to digital solutions.