On the 27th of October, Navelink held the monthly Developer Forum. The participants at this event are stakeholders and representatives from the maritime industry, maritime authorities and academia, for example CIMNE, Costa, Cyprus University of Technology, Kongsberg and Sternula. Developer Read More
As the first organization ever to formally become an MCP (Marine Connectivity Platform) Identity Services Provider, endorsed by MCC, Navelink has now taken an important step in being recognized as an accepted provider of the MCP Identity Services. The endorsement Read More
The Swedish Maritime Administration (SMA) continues its commitment to the development of the sea traffic management (STM) concept, services based on global standards and the use of Navelink as the platform for another three years. – Sea Traffic Management, STM, Read More
Navelink is now providing a cloud solution to host our customers services following the generic “Voyage Information Service”(VIS) design. This service is provided to ensure a cheap and easy way to publish a service without the need to create a Read More
A lot has happened since Navelink became operational a year ago. The number of users has increased significantly and today more than ten companies are connected. There are a total of around 100 different services in the system that companies Read More
Navelink is an operational Maritime Connectivity Platform (MCP) run by a non-profit consortium. The platform provides secure identity management and service management and has been compared to maritime Yellow Pages or a maritime AppStore. Today, more than 100 services are Read More
EMSA’s pilot project on Facilitation of ship to shore reporting connects to STM The European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) leads a Facilitation of ship to shore reporting project, which aims at developing and testing solutions to facilitate the reporting procedures Read More
The Maritime Connectivity Platform takes a big leap forward A new non-profit consortium Navelink has been formed, one of the main objectives of which will be to establish an operational instance of the Maritime Connectivity Platform (MCP). Behind the new Read More
Industry Consortium Contracted to Run STM Infrastructure The infrastructure for the entire Sea Traffic Management (STM) ecosystem has been contracted to the newly formed non-profit industry consortium, Navelink. All existing implementations and the current STM projects will run on a Read More
Navelink to help the maritime sector improve efficiency, safety and environmental footprint Navelink is a newly formed sea traffic management industry consortium initiated by the industrial companies Kongsberg, Saab and Wärtsilä, three influential and significant maritime equipment manufacturers and service Read More
