Neptune Lines standardises IT environment across PCTC fleet

Neptune Lines has partnered with maritime technology company MTIS to establish a standardised digital infrastructure across its fleet of more than 20 pure car and truck carriers (PCTCs).

The technology environment is based on MTIS’s i-Platform, providing Neptune Lines’ ICT team with centralised access, monitoring and management of onboard IT systems from shore.

MTIS will be responsible for the technology lifecycle, including needs analysis, system design, installation and commissioning, followed by technical support.

The deployment is intended to provide a consistent IT environment across Neptune Lines’ operations, while also being extended to newbuild vessels as the fleet develops.

The companies said the system is designed to support centralised management, real-time operational visibility and AI-enabled surveillance.

Neptune Lines operates around 3,000 port calls annually across 50 ports in 27 countries, covering approximately 1.3 million nautical miles.

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