Coastal Transportation to deploy NexusWave fleetwide

Coastal Transportation in the US has agreed a deal to deploy Inmarsat Maritime’s NexusWave system across its fleet of refrigerated and general cargo vessels to improve, the companies report.

The Seattle-based shipping company operates services between Washington and ports in Western Alaska and will be provided with a single managed connectivity service using bonded networks to maintain coverage throughout the trading area.

The NexusWave architecture includes segregated networks to support cyber-resilience and is designed to maintain availability of more than 99.9%.

“Upgrading to Inmarsat NexusWave was a natural next step for our cargo fleet,” said Stephanie Grisham, Technical Program Manager, Coastal Transportation.

“NexusWave is the only connectivity solution on the market that delivers the levels of security and reliability we need to support safe and efficient operations from port to port. We also value the convenience it offers as a single solution from one provider that seamlessly combines the capabilities of multiple services.”

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