Digital Ship Scandinavia - 30-31 January 2013

Maritime Communications and Information Technology Conference and Exhibition

30th Jan
31st Jan
Exhibition
Sponsorship

Day One - 30 January 2013

08.30

Welcome tea/coffee

09.15

Opening Notes from Conference Chair
Chris Insall, Manager, Commercial Programmes, SeaTel

09.30

Shipping KPI Reaches Maturity
Helge Olsen, Senior Vice President, Head of Odfjell Ship Management & Dag Atle Nesheim, Research Scientist, MARINTEK

Developments in Satellite Communications

An overview of Global Xpress and 'Service Enablement'
A highlight of some the innovative features and capabilities of Global Xpress
An introduction to how solution providers can run their applications on the GX platform

Feedback/experience of installing more than 35 VSAT solutions during 2012

11.00

Tea/Coffee Break
Kindly Sponsored by ABS Nautical Systems

High Throughput Satellite (HTS) services are expected to drive the next wave of adoption of broadband connectivity by the commercial maritime industry. Much of the recent discussion concerning HTS and services for shipping has centred on a specific frequency band and a proprietary future service, however Intelsat would like to introduce its own open-architecture HTS solution that will be commercialised by leading maritime service providers starting in 2015.

Telenor’s satellite fleet
The Thor 7 Ka-band satellite payload
Ka-band vs. Ku-band
Fade mitigation techniques

12.30

Ships Are Made Of Steel, Heads Are Made Of Wood: Why Is It Still So Difficult To Sell And Implement Software On Ships Worldwide?
Giampiero Soncini, CEO, SpecTec

13.00

Lunch and Exhibition Showcase
Kindly Sponsored by Dualog

Session: Technology at Work

ICT shipboard standards at Vroon
Issues we experienced
Approach, objectives and choices
Crew internet policy
Implementation efforts
Status & key learnings

A market overview & trends for 2013
Parallels with other industries
An outline of the increasing requirements to optimise and reduce costs
A case study of how satellite communications can support the operation of a shipping company

Electronic SEEMP solution from NAPA proves almost 6% annual reduction in fuel consumption for the 2860 lane meter Bore RoFlex

15.45

Tea/Coffee Break

16.15

Work and Rest According to MLC and Office Monitoring.
Manisha Aarseth, Crew Superintendent, Seatrans & Tom Fiksdalsstrand & Rune Lyngaas, Product Managers, DNV Maritime Partner

How Klaveness reduced the need for IT operational staff and reduced IT-ship cost
The choice of new IT solution based on virtualization and well proven concept
Ready for tomorrows communication challenges – today!

Spend now for improved efficiency, or conserve and consolidate to invest later

17.45

Closing Notes from Conference Chair

18.00

Evening Drinks Reception

19.00

Evening Dinner
Kindly Sponsored by Inmarsat

*Please note that sessions may be subject to change and/or alteration and Digital Ship reserves the right to amend the programme and/or speakers as needed.

Day Two - 31 January 2013

Parallel Sessions

10.00 - 11.00

Inmarsat training session: How to manage satellite bandwidth efficiently

This session is designed to cover the basics of management and optimisation, using what is commonly available, no matter what your choice in communication is.

High speed communication has become crucial in supporting a busy working environment. It is essential in sending and receiving vital information that relates to the efficient operation of your vessel.

Many of the new applications available are driving the need for higher speed and unlimited data satcoms solutions. However, the available bandwidth is too soon consumed unless you understand the use of bandwidth and how to efficiently manage it.

Frank Bjørnsen, Manager Network Operation and Customer Support, Inmarsat Maritime & Howard Hughes, Manager, Maritime Engineering, Inmarsat

11.30

Tea/Coffee Break

Session: Chats, Navigation

8.30	Welcome Tea/Coffee Break Kindly Sponsored by PRIMAR

09.00

Opening Notes from Conference Chair
Chris Insall, Manager, Commercial Programmes, Sea Tel

Maritime communication user requirements are increasing, also in the Arctic
Today's available communication systems cannot meet neither today's nor the future demands
We need new long term and short term developments of the communication infrastructure

Session: Chats, Navigation and Safety at Sea

Optimizing operational economics without sacrificing the ultimate focus on safety

ENC is an ENC
Different licensing methods on the market today (ENC operations)
Safety vs. cost

10.45

Challenges In ENC Distribution And Solutions That Benefit The User
Knut Havn, Marine Manager, Seatrans AS & Tor Svanes, Managing Director, Navtor AS

11.15

Tea/Coffee Break
Kindly Sponsored by Transas Marine

Current levels of seafarer access to communications
Service delivery & methods of access
Seafarer communications spend & payment methods
Officers versus ratings
Online & future crew requirements

The best and most cost-efficient practices regarding internet access
Viable and cost-effective solutions
Cost-Efficient management of your needs

Maritime Labour Convention and

What is crewcash & shipmoney?
Compliance with the Maritime Labor Convention
Crewcash - convenience, savings & safety
Shipmoney - savings, efficiency & control
Implementation and ordering process
Client and card holder questions

13.30

Lunch Break
Kindly Sponsored by Telenor | maritim radio

Best Practice Applications and Processes

14.30

Onboard Mobile Technology – A Key Component to Revenue Growth
Andreas Luteberget, Sales Director - Northern Europe, Maritime Communications Partner (MCP)

Advanced video-consultation facilities in the hospital
Installing units in different relevant departments (orthopedic surgery, neurosurgery, general surgery, ophthalmology, neurology, ear, nose and throat and cardiology
What this offers a ship
Challenges and hurdles to cross

15.30

Close of Conference – see you in 2014!

*Please note that sessions may be subject to change and/or alteration and Digital Ship reserves the right to amend the programme and/or speakers as needed.

Scandinavia '13 Exhibition

To enquire about exhibition stands contact:

Exhibition Sales Manager - Youngsuk Park,
T: +44 (0)20 7017 3409,
E: yong@thedigitalship.com

* subject to change as required by the organiser

DIGITAL SHIP SCANDINAVIA 2013 EXHIBITORS
Stand No.	Exhibitor
1	Navarino Telecom
2	AEP NETWORKS
3	Seasecure
4	Fugro Marinestar AS
5	Maritime Broadband Inc. \| C-Bird™
6	SatPoint
7	Jotron AS
8	SpecTec Limited
9	Station711
10	Sertica
11	OceanSat BV
12	Marine Technologies, LLC
13	NAVTOR
14	Jeppesen Marine – a Boeing company
22	Intelecom Group AS
23	Palantir AS
24	DNV
A1	Marlink
A2	BASS Software Ltd
A3	Tero Marine AS
A4	Dualog - The Maritime Communications Experts™
A5	Nautisk Forlag AS
A6	Inmarsat
A7	MarineLink (EVRY AS)
A8	General Industry Systems AS
A9	Harris CapRock™
A10	telenor \| maritim radio
A11	Atea
A12	NetWave Systems B.V.
A13	KVH Industries A/S

Scandinavia '13 Sponsorship Opportunities

To enquire about sponsorship contact:

Exhibition Sales Manager - Youngsuk Park,
T: +44 (0)20 7017 3409,
E: yong@thedigitalship.com

Scandinavia ’13 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
OPPORTUNITY	SPONSOR
Main	Inmarsat
European sponsor	Telenor Satellite Broadcasting AS
Banquet (Dinner on Day 1)	Inmarsat

Day 1 welcome break	Available
Day 1 morning break	ABS Nautical Systems
Day 1 lunch	Dualog - The Maritime Communications Experts™
Day 1 afternoon break	Available
Day 1 drinks reception	On Option

Day 2 welcome break	PRIMAR
Day 2 morning break	Transas Marine
Day 2 lunch	telenor \| maritim radio

Lanyards	Inmarsat
Badges	Inmarsat
Conference room notepads	Inmarsat
Conference room pens	Inmarsat
Bottled water in conference room	Available
Bags	Available
Product Demo sponsorship	Available

Other
*Other: mousemats, internet etc
* Other opportunities are available upon request.