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Where do analogies between historic merchant shipping and modern IT start and where do they end? Regarding IT, what is the position of the Greek pioneers in both industries?
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Finding I.T. Excellence in Greece
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Ship management companies looking for I.T. in Greece have an advantage, because I.T. has developed in an atmosphere of practical experience and problem-solving that the Greek Shipping cluster has fostered.
I.T. excellence means to “keep in step with how urgently ship managers need software to be understandable and extensible.” Dimitri Lyras.
We can speak about futureproof software technologies, when software is extensible, upgradeable and offers assistance at the board-room level. That is, software:
Futureproof Technologies
We can speak about futureproof software technologies when software is extensible, upgradeable and offers assistance at the board-room level. That is, software:
- that goes beyond record keeping and compliance assistance
- and beyond being a personal productivity tool
- and offers coordination, risk and opportunity warnings for the decision-makers
- and has the architecture to grow together with the marine enterprise, the industry and its concerns
AI and automation
Some of the challenges today with AI and automation is teaching the software to do what humans do, which is not simple. If AI is to compensate for what people do, it is imperative that experts in each domain teach the software what people do.
So, for ship owners and ship managers seriously interested in what AI can do for the maritime enterprise the following link leads to a discussion on the essentials of creating training material for a machine.
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