About
The Maritime CIO Forum series of one-day events have been developed to address the issues and trends that technology leaders face in an increasingly changing and continuously developing business environment. CIOs in the maritime sector are expected to deliver strategies capable of both driving revenue and reducing costs for their organisations. Now that their role is taking on a more strategic focus, CIOs need to strengthen their leadership skills while remaining at the forefront of technological breakthroughs and contributing to the business – all the while making smart decisions about maritime technology and satellite communications selection, investment and implementation.
This year’s speakers include:
- Tore Morten Olsen, Head of Maritime, Airbus Defence and Space
- Jose Milhazes, Global Manager - Business Application Manager & Ship Owner Business Process Manager, Stolt-Nielsen Limited
- Captain Ulf Svedberg, Coordinator Research & Innovations, Swedish Maritime Administration
- Peter Van de Venne, Director - IT Department, Spliethoff
- Ton Arrachart, Former CIO at Van Oord
- Dion Kotteman, Executive Advisor, Dutch Ministry of Finance and Former Chief Information Officer, Dutch Government
- Ivan Renette, Application Portfolio Manager, Exmar Shipmanagement NV
- Joseph Carson, Head of Cyber Security, ESC Global Security
- Peter Sand, Chief Shipping Analyst, BIMCO
- Chris Insall, Senior Principal Product Manager, Maritime Services, Intelsat
- Douglas Watson, Director - Business Unit Shipping, Ericsson
- Kyle Hurst, Director Maritime Business, Iridium
- Mary Etienne, Director, Sales & Business Development EMEA, Dell OEM Solutions
- Morten Lind Olsen, CEO, Dualog
- Simon Gatty Saunt, Regional Vice President, Europe Data & Global Mobility Services, SES
- Gerbrand Schalkwijk, Chief Sales Officer, Inmarsat Maritime
- Claude Rousseau, Research Director, Northern Sky Research (NSR)
- Ørnulf Jan Rødseth, Senior Scientist, MARINTEK Dep. Maritime Transport Systems
- Barbara Bersani, Head of Sales Europe South, Europe Middle East & Africa, Airbus Defence and Space
- Hans-Christoph Burmeister, Group Leader “Sea Traffic and Nautical Solutions", Fraunhofer Center for Maritime Logistics and Services CML
- Neville Smith, Director, Mariner Communications
- Roger Adamson, CEO, Futurenautics
- Krystyna Wojnarowicz, Co-Founder, MARSEC Inc
- Geir Fagerhus, President & CEO, MARSEC Inc
- Martin Reason, European Sales Director Maritime, SpeedCast
- Dr Chris Moody, Chief Business Development Officer, Transportation Systems Catapult
- Rudy Hageman, CEO, Pearlchain
This one-day forum in Rotterdam will address the strategic and practical challenges that all companies are facing at present – such as:
- Are we approaching a genuine road to recovery 2015-2020?
- How is innovation in maritime communications driving the future of shipping?
- The Digital Age - maximizing efficiencies with next generation solutions for the maritime market
- The future of unmanned vessels
- Innovating and investing in the industrial Internet of Things (IoT)
- Big data and analytics to drive innovation, competitiveness and growth
- Putting information security onto the boardroom agenda
- Can the cloud lift global trade?
- Future-proofing your IT infrastructure
- Disruptive innovation
- And more
Highly targeted, this years Digital Ship Maritime CIO Forum – Rotterdam will consider the future of shipping and how the CIO’s role can influence sustainability and competitiveness in a fast paced and ever changing maritime environment. It will provide an opportunity for some of the industry’s leading technology experts and business heads to discuss and debate the on-going role of IT and communications in the shipping industry and help to solve the technology, leadership and business challenges ahead.
Round Tables – the event will culminate with a Round Table session – where all participants will be invited to join one of the 8 round tables taking place, to share experiences and ideas, which will then be fed back to the audience and form part of the conference report.
Who should attend:
- Chief Information Officers (CIOs)
- Chief Technology Officers (CTOs)
- Chief Operating Officers (COOs)
- Other senior business and technical executives in technology, communications, information management, operations, and finance functions
- Suppliers providing:
- Ship Shore Communications
- Software / Data Services
- Shipboard Electronics / Safety / Navigation Systems
- Control Systems / Power
- Security Technology
For more information about this programme or to find out how your company can be part of the Digital Ship Maritime CIO Forum - Rotterdam 2015 please contact young@thedigitalship.com
Agenda
Agenda – Latest update 20/9/2015
08:30 Registration & Welcome Tea/Coffee
09:00 Opening Notes by Conference Chair
Chris Insall, Senior Principal Product Manager, Maritime Services, Intelsat
09:10 Keynote Panel Session: How is Innovation in Maritime Communications Driving the Future of Shipping?
Moderated by: Claude Rousseau, Research Director, Northern Sky Research (NSR)
Panelists include:
- Barbara Bersani, Head of Sales Europe South, Europe Middle East & Africa, Airbus Defence and Space
- Kyle Hurst, Director Maritime Business, Iridium
- Chris Insall, Senior Principal Product Manager, Maritime Services, Intelsat
- Gerbrand Schalkwijk, Chief Sales Officer, Inmarsat Maritime
09:50 Are We Approaching a Genuine Road to Recovery 2015-2020?
Peter Sand, Chief Shipping Analyst, BIMCO
10:10 Managing ROI through Shipping Business Technologies
Jose Milhazes, Global Manager - Business Application Manager & Ship Owner Business Process Manager, Stolt-Nielsen Limited
10:30 Internet at Sea: Dream or Reality?
Morten Lind Olsen, CEO, Dualog
11:20 The Digital Age - Maximizing Efficiencies with Next Generation Solutions for the Maritime Market
- New business applications, regulations and personal infotainment in this day and age are all leading to push for a more offshore connected world
- Find out what the mobility future will look like
Simon Gatty Saunt, Regional Vice President, Europe Data & Global Mobility Services, SES
11:40 Phishing and Cyber Crime Threats against Maritime
- Advancements in maritime technologies, big data, autonomous ships make shipping more efficient though they come with serious cyber threats. Learn about the cyber threat landscape and what you can do to protect your business and keep your ships under your control
Joseph Carson, Head of Cyber Security,
ESC Global Security
12:00 Case Study: VSAT Innovations for Advanced Shipping
- How shipping customer requirements define service innovation
Tore Morten Olsen, Head of Maritime Satcoms,
Airbus Defence and Space
12:20 Panel Session: The Evolution of Maritime Data
Moderated by: Roger Adamson, CEO, Futurenautics
Panelists include:
- Morten Lind Olsen, CEO, Dualog
- Jose Milhazes, Global Manager - Business Application Manager & Ship Owner Business Process Manager, Stolt-Nielsen Limited
- Douglas Watson, Director - Business Unit Shipping, Ericsson
- Joseph Carson, Head of Cyber Security, ESC Global Security
13:00 Lunch Break Kindly Sponsored by Dualog
13:50 Dualog Prize Draw held in Conference Room. Win Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones along with an iPod Touch.
14:00 Sea Traffic Management - Linking the Maritime Industry to the “Networked Society”
Captain Ulf Svedberg, Coordinator Research & Innovations, Swedish Maritime Administration
14:20 The Internet of Things and Connected Ships
Ship connectivity is an enabler of the “Internet of Things” and “Big Data” for the maritime industry. Dell’s presentation will explore some of challenges related to Big Data/IoT – such as data swamping, where to store the data, data analytics, data quality, access control and cyber security. It also speaks to how Tier 1 ICT technologies will help facilitate the introduction of new applications based on operational data from vessels benefiting the maritime community: live monitoring of safety systems, emergency services, e-navigation. We will provide an example of how to use analytics to prioritize data captured from sensors onboard vessels based on an IOT gateway.
Mary Etienne, Director, Sales & Business Development EMEA,
Dell OEM Solutions
14:40 Building the Internet of Things at Sea
Krystyna Wojnarowicz, Co-Founder, MARSEC Inc.
Geir Fagerhus, President & CEO, MARSEC Inc.
15:10 Business Performance Improvement by Means of an Integrated Ship-Management System
Ivan Renette, Application Portfolio Manager, Exmar Shipmanagement NV
Rudy Hageman, CEO, Pearlchain
15:30 Software Compliancy in the Marine Industry
- How to deal with software asset management in the marine industry
Ton Arrachart, Former CIO at
Van Oord
16:20 The Psychology of Security, Cloud and Big Data
- What sort of risks are we talking about?
- The psychology of risks – what’s in the hearts and minds?
- A Dutch example
- Risks: A perceived vulnerability of data in the cloud
So:
- How safe is your present datacentre?
- The feeling: where is my data?
Dion Kotteman, Executive Advisor, Dutch Ministry of Finance and Former Chief Information Officer,
Dutch Government
16:40 Panel Session: Preparing for Disruptive Innovation
The theory of disruptive innovation was invented by Clayton Christensen, of Harvard Business School, in his book “The Innovator’s Dilemma”. Christensen used the term to describe innovations that create new markets by discovering new categories of customers. They do this partly by harnessing new technologies but also by developing new business models and exploiting old technologies in new ways. He contrasted disruptive innovation with sustaining innovation, which simply improves existing products. Personal computers, for example, were disruptive innovations because they created a new mass market for computers; previously, expensive mainframe computers had been sold only to big companies and research universities.
Disruptive innovations usually find their first customers at the bottom of the market: as unproved, often unpolished, products, they cannot command a high price. Incumbents are often complacent, slow to recognise the threat that their inferior competitors pose. But as successive refinements improve them to the point that they start to steal customers, they may end up reshaping entire industries: classified ads (Gumtree), long distance calls (Skype), record stores (iTunes), research libraries (Google), local stores (eBay), taxis (Uber), hotels and international accommodation (AirBnB), newspapers (Twitter).*
How might disruptive innovation impact the maritime community and what should we be doing to ready for this?
Moderated by: Neville Smith, Director, Mariner Communications
Panelists include:
- Peter Van de Venne, Director - IT Department, Spliethoff
- Ton Arrachart, Former CIO at Van Oord
- Martin Reason, European Sales Director Maritime, SpeedCast
- Dr Chris Moody, Chief Business Development Officer, Transportation Systems Catapult
17:20 The Future of Unmanned Vessels
Autonomous and unmanned vessels are seen as a key element for a competitive and sustainable European shipping industry in the future. But what is the future of shipping? Are unmanned and autonomous shipping feasible – and are they desirable? The EU-supported research project MUNIN has recently completed its activities and the coordinators will present the main conclusions.
- Why do we need the unmanned ship? The application areas, how it will look, the costs and the benefits
Hans-Christoph Burmeister, Group Leader “Sea Traffic and Nautical Solutions", Fraunhofer Center for Maritime Logistics and Services CML
- How do make the unmanned ship feasible? What are the obstacles and how do we propose to solve them?
Ørnulf Jan Rødseth, Senior Scientist, MARINTEK Dep. Maritime Transport Systems
- Followed by an open floor Q&A on the Future of Unmanned Vessels
18:00 Implementing Innovation and Knowledge Exchange in the Maritime Market
Peter Cortie, Board Member of Netherlands Maritime Technology (NMT), Chairman of the Platform Broadband@Sea
18:20 Closing Notes followed by Drinks Reception until 1930
*Explanation courtesy of The Economist http://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2015/01/economist-explains-15
Exhibition
- Stand available
- Stand booked
- Stand on option
- Bar
- Registration Desk
Registration
Price
- FREE for shipping company employees (must own/operate ships) and shipyards
- Non-shipping company standard delegate charge EUR495
- 1 Delegate: EUR495
- 2 Delegates: EUR841.50
- 3 Delegates: EUR1262.25
- 4 Delegates: EUR1683
15% discount when 2 or more employees of the same company book and pay at the same time.
50% discount for government organisations / academia.
Online registrations are now closed. You can still register tomorrow on-site at the event.
Presentations
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Presentations - The Maritime CIO Forum Rotterdam 2015
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| Chris Insall, Senior Principal Product Manager, Maritime Services, Intelsat |
| Claude Rousseau, Research Director, Northern Sky Research (NSR) |
| Peter Sand, Chief Shipping Analyst, BIMCO |
| Jose Milhazes, Global Manager - Business Application Manager & Ship Owner Business Process Manager, Stolt-Nielsen Limited |
| Morten Lind Olsen, CEO, Dualog |
| Simon Gatty Saunt, Regional Vice President, Europe Data & Global Mobility Services, SES |
| Joseph Carson, Head of Cyber Security, ESC Global Security |
| Tore Morten Olsen, Head of Maritime, Airbus Defence and Space |
| Captain Ulf Svedberg, Coordinator Research & Innovations, Swedish Maritime Administration |
| Mary Etienne, Director, Sales & Business Development EMEA, Dell OEM Solutions |
| Krystyna Wojnarowicz, Co-Founder, MARSEC Inc & Geir Fagerhus, President & CEO, MARSEC Inc |
| Roger Adamson, CEO, Futurenautics |
| Ivan Renette, Application Portfolio Manager, Exmar Shipmanagement NV |
| Ton Arrachart, Former CIO at Van Oord |
| Dion Kotteman, Executive Advisor, Dutch Ministry of Finance and Former Chief Information Officer, Dutch Government |
| Hans-Christoph Burmeister, Group Leader “Sea Traffic and Nautical Solutions", Fraunhofer Center for Maritime Logistics and Services CML |
| Ørnulf Jan Rødseth, Senior Scientist, MARINTEK Dep. Maritime Transport Systems |
| Peter Cortie, Board Member of Netherlands Maritime Technology (NMT), Chairman of the Platform Broadband@Sea |
