Tag: Inmarsat

A new report titled "A Fair Future for Seafarers?" was produced by Thetius and commissioned by Inmarsat to explore the changing role of seafarers over the coming three decades and reconcile those changes with the role the welfare sector plays in supporting them.

Digital crew welfare services will be central to shipping’s ability to deliver fairer conditions for seafarers in the near future, according to a new report by Inmarsat. The report specifically recommends that there needs to be a global solution to welfare needs as the current delivery models are struggling to cope with demand now, let alone in the future. 

Digitalization can provide the ferry industry with both a reduction of operational costs and revenue increase, along with increased safety and crew efficiencies, a new report by global satellite communications provider Inmarsat reveals. 

Inmarsat sponsored a new study, aiming to offer an overview of Singapore’s vibrant maritime start-up sector.

Inmarsat issued a report concerning the views of shipowners and ship managers in regards to the energy transition taking place within the shipping industry.

Following its 10.000th Fleet Xpress ship installation, Inmarsat stated that maritime digitalization and digital applications are rapidly growing amid the coronavirus pandemic.

As part of this year's #SeafarersDeliveringChristmas campaign, Inmarsat is offering free extra time for seafarers to catch up with their loved ones from Christmas Eve to New Year’s Day. 

Inmarsat joined forces with Tapiit Live enabling live stream training ashore and livestream training onboard, given the social distancing regulations due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Inmarsat joined forces with Shell Shipping and Maritime and maritime digital consultancy Thetius to launch a new ‘Open Innovation Challenge’, which aims to identify the technology needed to boost crew safety, health and wellbeing at sea at a moment when COVID-19 has exposed the welfare of seafarers to global scrutiny.

Inmarsat joined forces with Shell Shipping and Maritime and maritime digital consultancy Thetius to launch a new ‘Open Innovation Challenge’, which aims to identify the technology needed to boost crew safety, health and wellbeing at sea at a moment when COVID-19 has exposed the welfare of seafarers to global scrutiny.