9-10 April, 2014

- GrandResort Limassol Cyprus

Digital Ship Cyprus - 5 - 6 April 2011

Maritime Communications and Information Technology Conference and Exhibition

Day 1

08.30

Otesat-MaritelRegistrations and Welcome Coffee
Kindly Sponsored by Otesat-Maritel

09.30

Opening Session,
Chaired by George Hoyt, Founder, NewsLink Services and Face of Shipping

09.35

Welcome Address,
Adonis Violaris, Chairman, Cyprus Shipping Chamber ICT Sub-Committee

09.40

Opening Address,
Her Excellency Mrs Erato Kozakou-Marcoullis, Cyprus Minister of Communications and Works

09.50

Welcome Address,
Captain Eugen Adami, President, Cyprus Shipping Chamber

Session: International Initiatives and Standardisation

10.00

Keynote Speech: ICT in Crisis Times – Opportunity of Disaster
Christophe Vanneste, Director ICT, EXMAR Shipmanagement nv

  • Present Exmar as a company (what we do, and where ICT fits in)
  • The changes in the ICT department (‘the pain’ in the business, structure, services, projects …)
  • Planned Maintenance System (How it works, why you need it, what it can do for your company…)

10.30

Keynote Speech: E-Navigation – Finding a Safe Shipping App
David Patraiko FNI, Director of Projects, The Nautical Institute

  • eNavigation - an IMO Harmonisation Concept
  • The compelling need for eNavigation
  • The challenge of addressing ‘User Needs’ and the Human Element
  • Getting value from eNavigation
  • Future Trends

11.00

Thrane & ThraneCoffee Break
- Minister Opens Exhibition and Tours Stands
Kindly Sponsored by Thrane & Thrane

11.30

InterManager KPI project Update and Case Study
Capt Bill Lunn, Member, InterManager KPI Working Group

11.55

Implementing IMKE, InterManager KPI Environment Content
Markus Schmitz, Managing Director, Soft Impact

  • Overview of the project
  • Status quo
  • Challenges
  • Live Demonstration
  • Outlook

12.20

Panel Discussion

12.45

A New Era in the GMDSS?
Peter Blackhurst, Head of Maritime Safety Services, Inmarsat

  • Communications over the years
  • Today's offering
  • What the future holds in the GMDSS
  • Inmarsat widens safety services provision
  • LRIT through DTS
  • eNav and associated communications?

13.10

DualogLunch Break in Exhibition Hall
Kindly Sponsored by Dualog

Session: Satcoms Technology

14.30

Opened by Conference Chair, Michalis Haddjistylianou, Director, One Net Ltd

14.30

Inmarsat's Maritime Developments
James Collett, Director, Maritime Business, Inmarsat

14.55

Maritime Update from Iridium
Wouter Deknopper, Director EMEA, Iridium

  • With One True Global Network, Iridium is today a fast growing industry leader
  • Prepared for the future with IridiumNEXT constellation & NEXT advantages
  • Iridium OpenPort advantage ; Lowest cost solution for ship’s business and crew calling, the reliable alternative to expensive time-charged legacy data satcoms
  • Anti piracy solutions
  • Reliable communications in the arctic

15.20

VSAT Case study - Commercial Use of V-SAT Technology
Angelos Demetriou, IT Officer, Intership

Intership navigation has recently installed a VSAT system from MTN on the two new Capesize bulk carriers. This presentation will put into perspective:

  • What were the deciding factors behind the move to VSAT on these two vessels
  • Design of the solution onboard, for security and flexibility.
  • The complexity and challenges involved and how they were overcome
  • What is the VSAT being used for onboard currently
  • What are the future uses of VSAT onboard these vessels

15.45

Coffee Break

16.15

VSAT and Bandwidth Management
Hans Henrik Danevig, Area Sales Manager, KVH

16.40

Comparison of Messaging programs - Revisited
Tasos Makris IT Manager, Gourdomichalis Maritime Greece

  • Survey on Messaging programs, conducted by AMMITEC
  • Basic characteristics of messaging programs
  • Extra characteristics desired or required
  • Can usability testing help?
  • The role of UCD, IA, UX
  • Is the time ripe or overdue to define seaworthy software

17.05

Panel Discussion – Which Technologies to Choose for Efficient Operations of Commercial Ships
Panelists to include: Marios Fotiou, Officer, NavCom & Electronics Group, Columbia Shipmanagement

17.30

IridiumClose followed by Networking Reception in Exhibition Hall
Kindly Sponsored by Iridium

19.00

Inmarsat Bus Departs for Dinner at Karatello
Kindly Sponsored by Inmarsat

Day 2

08.30

Registrations and Welcome Coffee

10.00 to 12.00

Parallel session to main conference:
Controlling and optimising data sent over FleetBroadband - no charge to participate
Howard Hughes, trainer, Inmarsat Training Academy

Howard HughesCommunication is imperative especially in a busy working environment. It is essential in sending and receiving vital information that relates to the efficient operation of your vessel. Everything needs to run smoothly. But what happens when that communication is interrupted? Could it have been avoided? What if the downtime or congestion was caused by a virus or malware?

Howard Hughes from the Inmarsat Training Academy is presenting a session about how to control and optimize the data which is sent and received over FleetBroadband.

This session is designed to give awareness on how to protect your investment. This may suit those who are working in IT or have an interest in IP security. The topics covered will be:

  • Viruses
  • Firewalls
  • Management
  • 3rd Party Vendors
  • Optimization of data

Session: Bridge Electronics

09.30

Opening Notes from Conference Chair,
Socrates Theodosiou, Satlink Maritime Services Ltd

09.35

Communications in a Piracy Situation
David Sharp, Marine Manager, SCF Unicom Management Services

  • Communication routing
  • Information sources
  • Contact with naval forces
  • Informing the master
  • Monitoring positions

10.05

Anti-Piracy System Solution (APSS)
Periklis (Perry) Papadopoulos, Business Development Manager, and Michael Pierettis Managing Director, Rugged & Mobility Prospects

  • Designed to provide the ship enhanced situational awareness and early detection of potential threats
  • Stand alone portable system which will be boarded along with 3 trained technicians
  • APSS autonomously alerts the bridge and crew to a potential threat
  • Automatically slewing a camera to assess the threat
  • Once the threat is confirmed the system utilizes a remotely operated deterrent device to thwart the attack prior to it commencing.
  • High pressure water cannons and Dazzlers, remotely operated from the bridge are enabled
  • Innovative combination of detection and deterrence hardware, sophisticated information processing, and experienced integration and operational services

10.35

Thermal Cameras
Paolo Gianni Saranga, Distribution Manager, Flir

  • FLIR introduction
  • Piracy infested shipping lanes
  • Statistics to date
  • Consequences and Costs of Piracy
  • Integrated solutions
  • Cost vs benefit of deterrent solutions
  • References and case studies

11.05

CosineCoffee break
Kindly Sponsored by Cosine Consultants

11.40

Goodbye PBX – Welcome Unified Communication
Christos Vassiliou, IT Manager, Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement

  • Unified communications – the idea behind it
  • Who is it for?
  • Advantages & benefits
  • BSM approach to UC
  • UC in the sea

12.10

Bridge Electronics: Solutions for Newbuilds and Retrofit
Jean-Paul Lebot, Navigation Solutions Sales Manager, TRANSAS Mediterranean SAS

  • New INS Standard
  • Challenges in bridge design and ergonomics
  • Multifunction Display as a core of nav bridge system
  • New equipment as a part of a Bridge - BNWAS, Firewall system

12.40

Panel Session – Bridge Electronics and Shore Based Applications

13.00

Lunch Break in Exhibition Hall

Session: Best practises in technology

14.00

Project Management Information System used in Development and Implementation of Fleet CMPMS
Christos Georgiou, Project Manager, SpecTec Cyprus

  • Introduction to Project Management Information Systems
  • Microsoft SharePoint’s role as a PMIS
  • Customising SharePoint to efficiently coordinate communication and collaboration among team members
  • Empowering the Project Manager

14.25

How to Save Time and Money on VSAT Installation
Yiannis Serafim, Sales Director Continental Europe South, Marlink

  • What usage of megabytes and minutes is required to make VSAT more profitable?

14.50

CUBIQ: Maritime –The Business Intelligence Solution for the Maritime Industry
Dino Philaretou - Head of BI Division, Cosine Consultants Ltd, Cyprus

  • Demonstrate how Cubiq: Maritime helps a company go from insights to action with the use of marine industry’s key performance indicators covering the areas of: crewing, operations, marine & safety, technical, financial and corporate.
  • Show the look and feel of the software- highlighting the data visualizations with the ability of drilling, slicing and dicing of the data; the ease to navigate and the interactive web based dashboards.
  • Explain how the software can fit in any existing information technology infrastructure with the use of ETL and data warehousing techniques.

15.00

Close of Conference

Digital Ship Cyprus 2011 Floorplan

To enquire about exhibition stands contact Ria Kontogeorgou, Digital Ship Advertising and Exhibition Sales Manager, in London on tel: +44 (0)20 7510 4931, e-mail ria@thedigitalship.com

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Cyprus '11 Sponsorship Opportunities

To enquire about sponsorship opportunities contact Ria Kontogeorgou, Digital Ship Advertising and Exhibition Sales Manager, in London on tel: +44 (0)20 7510 4931, e-mail ria@thedigitalship.com

CYPRUS ’11 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
OPPORTUNITY
SPONSOR
Main Inmarsat
Banquet Inmarsat
   
Day 1 welcome break Otesat-Maritel
Day 1 morning break Thrane & Thrane
Day 1 lunch Dualog
Day 1 afternoon break  
Day 1 drinks reception Iridium
   
Day 2 welcome break  
Day 2 morning break Cosine consultants
Day 2 lunch  
   
Lanyards Inmarsat
Badges Inmarsat
Conference room notepads Inmarsat
Conference room pens Inmarsat
Bottled water in conference room  
Bags  
   
*Other: mousemats, internet etc  
* Other opportunities are available upon request.