maritime-software
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ABS Wavesight and the cost of losing track
A missing spare part is a small problem until it belongs to a ship. ABS Wavesight connects the records behind fleet operations, turning scattered information into decisions people can use.
John Veson and the long way back to the family business
He learned to code in his father’s shipping-software office, then tried a career elsewhere. More than two decades after co-founding Veson Nautical, John Veson is still working on the distance between a useful idea and the people who need it.
Veson Nautical and the business of agreeing on a voyage
A ship can cross an ocean while its paperwork barely crosses a desk. Veson Nautical has spent two decades connecting the decisions, contracts and numbers that keep maritime trade moving.
Andrew Carricarte Built for the Places Where the Signal Fails
A former Army captain turned software founder, Carricarte has spent two decades making complicated systems work under pressure - from doctors' offices to ships at sea and, now, insurance across Latin America.
Ocean Technologies Group built a classroom that goes to sea
A million seafarers, a library of maritime lessons and a growing stack of crew software: Ocean Technologies Group made training part of running a fleet. Now inside OneOcean, its next test is making those pieces work together.
One spare part. Twelve names. SpecTec wants to fix that.
For four decades, SpecTec has helped ship operators organize maintenance. Its next bet is on the costly confusion between the engine room, the stockroom and the purchasing desk.
OneOcean puts the rulebook on the route
A ship can change course in minutes. Its paperwork has to keep up. OneOcean is building a maritime software business around that awkward gap, connecting navigation, compliance and the people who make the voyage happen.
Kaleris Wants to Fix the Places Where Freight Forgets to Move
The freight industry has plenty of dashboards. Kaleris is betting that the bigger prize is software that decides what should move next - from a truck at the gate to a crane in a container yard.