Marlink and Metis partner to improve access to ship data

Marlink has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with maritime analytics firm Metis to provide expanded Internet of Things (IoT) capabilities for shipowners and fleet operators.

The collaboration combines the Marlink’s maritime digital infrastructure and customer support capabilities of Metis’ experience in end-to-end data acquisition and artificial intelligence (AI)-powered analytics.

The partnership is designed to expand Marlink’s ability to deliver operational intelligence systems for its customers, enabling users to capture, analyse, and operationalise high-frequency vessel data more effectively.

“Shipping companies are under increasing pressure to improve efficiency, reduce emissions and make better decisions from the data already available onboard their vessels. Through this partnership with Metis, we are helping customers convert that data into practical operational value,” said Carlos Carbajal, Chief Product Officer at Marlink.

“Together, we can make advanced vessel intelligence easier to adopt, scale and manage across fleets.”

The agreement also provides a roadmap for deeper technical integration between the two companies. Future development will focus on aligning IoT and AI-powered analytics from Metis with the Marlink XChange NextGen edge platform.

“This partnership combines complementary strengths to deliver greater value for maritime customers. By working with Marlink, we can extend access to Metis’ data collection and AI-powered analytics capabilities through a trusted global managed services provider with deep maritime expertise,” said Panos Theodossopoulos, Chief Executive Officer at Metis.

“Customers will benefit from greater flexibility, stronger integration and access to advanced telemetry and analytics capabilities designed to support more efficient, data-driven fleet operations.”

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