Weathernews Inc. cooperates with Dataloy Systems A/S so that they can import old weather data into the Voyage Management System developed by Dataloy. It simplifies initial planning processes before a fixture, and minimizes mistakes, thereby improving overall effectiveness. This integration enables the common customers to easily find weather news information on their regular VMS, hence facilitating the simple voyage management process.
Weather Data
Optimizing route-planning functions with advanced weather technology empowers owners and operators to make well-informed route decisions, prioritizing both efficiency and vessel safety. With a team of highly trained weather forecasters and meteorologists working around the clock to deliver cutting-edge weather forecasts, risk analyses, and routing advice, Weathernews currently provides weather forecast, risk analysis, and routing advice to approximately 10,000 vessels worldwide,” says Henrik Faurschou
As we integrate Weathernews’ precise forecasting into our platform, we are not only equipping our clients with advanced tools for alternate weather routing but also reaffirming our commitment to advancing the maritime industry. This collaboration is about more than just shared data; it’s about shared vision. Together, we are setting a new course for operational excellence, where informed decision-making leads to safer, more efficient, and environmentally responsible voyages,” says Hege Jacobsen
Dataloy’s VMS platform offers users access to extensive vessel employment records, spanning decades for informed commercial decisions. The integration with Weathernews enables customers to make informed choices, visualizing and optimizing routes based on historical weather and impact data. The real-time integration fulfils a year-long partnership commitment, providing a dynamic weather routing tool for smarter, safer, and more sustainable voyage decisions. Dataloy Systems AS empowers the maritime industry with flexible, efficient solutions for profitable decision-making.
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