Singapore-based digital technology company MariApps Marine Solutions (MariApps), part of Schulte Group, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire OnboarD, a US provider of software solutions for the global cruise industry.
Sonardyne has received multiple orders for its hybrid acoustic and inertial position reference systems to be installed on a number of deepwater vessels operating in the energy and ocean research sectors. Offshore drilling contractor Noble Drilling ordered a 6G upgrade to the Marksman system onboard
Scottish tidal energy company Orbital Marine Power is looking to hire an expert in data science and machine learning to assist with the analysis of its tidal turbine data streams.
Opsealog and Identec have teamed up to optimise vessel operations and carried out a successful pilot project with Shell’s fleet in Nigeria.
Wood has joined forces with FutureOn to provide an integrated technical and digital service to operators to tackle main net-zero challenges.
Oil and gas company Neptune Energy has developed new “digital twins” of two platforms in the Dutch North Sea.
Norwegian seismic player TGS and American IT services company Cognizant have expanded their partnership to build a digital platform for delivering comprehensive data to energy companies.
Maersk Drilling has launched Horizon56 to support and drive forward the digitalisation of offshore drilling processes and the industry.
Kongsberg Maritime has successfully updated 19 Safety and Automation Systems (SAS) controllers on Aker BP’s FPSO vessel.
Oil Plus has been awarded a contract by DeNovo to support the renewable energy powered Zandolie platform, located offshore western Trinidad.
Wärtsilä Voyage, part of Finnish technology company Wärtsilä, has entered into a strategic partnership with US technology corporation Microsoft.
Kongsberg Digital has won a five-year contract extension with Heerema for system support of maritime simulation solutions and training.
Injazat and Lamprell have appointed a CEO of their JV to progress their digital strategy, while also generating new revenue streams.
South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) has formed a strategic partnership with its compatriot software company Microsoft Korea to digitalise its shipyards.
