Pro Nautas buys Buss Data

Pro Nautas buys Buss Data

Thursday, 18 January 2018 | Software, Big Data & IoT

Pro Nautas has announced that it has acquired maritime technology company Buss Data, a provider of software systems for cargo shipping, river cruise companies and port operations.

{mprestriction ids="1,2"}Pro Nautas says that the acquisition is a move to expand its range of products and services, while also improving its customer support.

Buss Data systems have been installed on approximately 1,500 vessels, with its range of STAR applications covering operational processes including purchasing, crewing, maintenance, vessel performance, chartering, document management and other applications.

Data used or generated in the applications is synchronised between ship and shore via a client-server or Cloud infrastructure.

These software products will now be integrated with Pro Nautas’ own connectivity, navigation and smart maintenance systems, to create a software intelligence platform for the sharing of operational, technical and commercial data.{/mprestriction}

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