The world economy depends on the maritime traffic for keeping its supply chain working, this has been specially true during the pandemic and the trend will go further.
The closure of the Suez canal by a sanded ship and the quarantines in some Chinese ports have put a lot of pressure in brokers and ship owners.
Ship owners need to comply with an increase number of periodic checks and environmental controls that impact in the availability of their assets.
Brokers need to keep freight prices as low as possible without contracting non compliant ships for their traffics.
Repairing companies and certification bodies have a hard time to identify which ships have passed the required controls, if they have done that in due time, etc…
The whole maritime industry has very valuable information available, but it is dispersed, lying in closed silos with very few transparency and visibility.
Deploying compliance information for every ship in a public accessible and unmodifiable database will allow...
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