Using Data-Driven Technologies and Ship Data for the Maritime Industry
The maritime industry is undergoing a transformative period of digitalisation, reshaping every aspect of its operations, from vessel management and maintenance to safety, compliance, and commercial transactions. As one of the world’s oldest and most essential industries, shipping has traditionally relied on manual processes and legacy systems. The growing demands for efficiency, sustainability, and transparency are driving a rapid adoption of digital technologies across the sector.
This whitepaper explores Idwal’s data-driven technologies, highlighting their benefits and what they mean for the industry at large.
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Words from our customers
“AM NOMIKOS TMA SA uses Idwal for conducting condition surveys of its managed fleet vessels as a result of COVID, and pre-purchase inspections of vessels worldwide. Their service has been professional and of a high technical standard. They are cost effective, respond promptly and their flexibility and constant monitoring have gained our trust for continuing our cooperation.”
A M Nomikos
“As one of the largest shipping companies in the world, MOL has used the services of Idwal to conduct pre-purchase inspections of vessels which are marketed for sale. Idwal is a reliable and trustworthy company that always provides fair and independent inspection reports to MOL’s vessels in line with MOL’s attitude to be open and fair to the market.”
MOL Group
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