08:00 Registration and welcome coffee
09:20 Opening from Digital Ship
Session 1: Developments with maritime data
09:30
Using data science in shipping
Konstantinos will demonstrate how ship operators can advance their commercial performance through the use of data and technology.
Konstantinos Chatzimichalis, VP of Pools Data Science Engineering, Signal Maritime
10:00
Moving to open infrastructure for maritime digital technology
Digitalization has moved to open infrastructure, where we are partnering to maximize the potential of the data. What are the perspectives and the benefits for the maritime industry and ship owners?
Dionysios Asimakopoulos, Growth Manager, Kongsberg Digital
10:30
Developing a complete, secure IT infrastructure
Stratos Margaritis, Presales Architect, Navarino
Q&A with the speakers
11:00 - 11:30 Coffee break
kindly sponsored by DUALOG
Session 2: Cybersecurity and understanding how hackers think
11:30
Cybercriminal’s psychology
Marlow Navigation helps ship owners to be more cyber resilient by sharing latest strategies used by cybercriminals. In his presentation Manos will demonstrate a cybersecurity audit and show the way to test the vulnerability of company’s network.
Manos Manolis, CISO, Marlow Navigation
12:00
Surviving in the cyber-wild: getting the most out of your Security Operations Center
Marios-Theodoros will provide insights from his experience as a Cybersecurity analyst in Managed Security Services as well as an in-house security analyst. He will break down the key points that the cybersecurity teams should take into account in order to evaluate and operate the SOC service in the most optimal way.
Marios-Theodoros Kampolis, Cyber Security Administrator, TMS Group
Bio: Experienced in both public (ENISA and Hellenic Army) and private sector, Marios-Theodoros has worked in the Cybersecurity field in multiple domains (Cybersecurity Governance, Managed Detection and Response Services, IT Security Engineering etc.). Currently he works as Cybersecurity Administrator at TMS Group.
12:30
Monitoring onboard networks
The network has become one of the most important systems allowing flexible operations and data gathering. Let’s discuss the benefits of monitoring networks and what benefits can be found within the maritime industry.
Joint Presentation:
Foteini Papagiannaki, Cyber Security Business Unit Manager, ADAPTIT
Bio: Foteini Papagiannaki is a Cyber Security Executive with long experience in multinational and demanding corporate environments. At ADAPTIT, Foteini heads Cyber Security Business Unit focusing on Presales, Technical Support, Business Development, and Consulting maintaining effective relationships with vendors and customers.
Kostas Agorakis, Senior Cyber Security Engineer, ADAPTIT
Q&A with the speakers
13:00 - 14:00 Lunch and networking
kindly sponsored by AXESS Network Solutions
Session 3: Crew communications
14:00
Doing more for the crew to keep them happy – impact on IT department
Provided IT services on board is a very crucial factor to keep the crew happy and motivated, while it is not considered anymore as an extra benefit but as a standard requirement for a seaman to join a shipping company. Within this new framework and shipping standards how the priorities , efforts and structure of an IT department is affected? How the IT department can address these new requirements without compromising the performance of its services to the vessel’s business operations?
Andreas Polidis, IT Advisor, Ionic Shipping
14:20 A.M.M.I.TE.C. Panel:
Crew communications - how IT departments can address increasing crew needs and ensure smooth vessel operations?
Moderator:
Themistoklis Sardis, IT Manager, Costamare (President of A.M.M.I.TE.C.)
Panellists:
Fotis Tsitsirigkos, Fleet IT Manager, Euronav Ship Management
Konstantinos Stais, ICT Manager, Pleiades Shipping
Andreas Polidis, IT Advisor, Ionic Shipping
Konstantinos Zacharias, ICT Officer, Spring Marine Management
Session 4: Remote monitoring and condition based maintenance
15:10
Maintenance management in the digital era
Panos will review current maintenance practices in shipping, the benefits of condition-based maintenance for all stakeholders, and the role of digital technology with examples.
Panos Theodossopoulos, Chief Digital Officer, Oceanking
Bio: Dr. Panos Theodossopoulos, Chief Digital Officer at Oceanking, has worked for the past 8 years in the area of digitalization for the maritime sector, in both technical and commercial aspects.
With more than 25 years of management experience, he has held several leadership positions in Sales, Business Development, Services and Marketing, in the ICT sector, both in Greece and abroad. He has served as Director of Public Sector Sales, and Director of Technology at Microsoft Hellas, where he worked for eight years and, more recently, he was the CEO of Propulsion Analytics for more than 4 years, where he was also the Co-Founder.
He holds an M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from Tufts University, Boston, and a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Imperial College, London.
15:30
Validating the EEXI score reduction with a ShaPoLi solution
The revised MARPOL Annex VI will enter into force and existing ships must comply with IMO’s Energy Efficiency Existing Ship Index (EEXI). Datum Electronics has developed a shaft power limitation (SHaPoLi) EEXI Shaft Power Acquisition Module. The EEXI module is integrated with a Shaft Power Meter, to provide a verified shaft power data signal to the propulsion control system to limit the engine power. It is a non-intrusive solution to the engine and acts as a monitoring tool that automatically produces voyage reports providing the most convenient way to evidence EEXI compliance in the most sustainable way. Key benefits include:
Does not limit the vessel operational capabilities
User friendly interface
Seamless integration with existing shaft power meter systems
Automated EEXI report generation
Mike Palin, Sales Manager, Datum Electronics
Bio: Mike Palin joined the team in late 2020 and is responsible for international sales and revenue growth through supporting Datum’s well established global network of distributors and partners. Mike has a broad commercial background, bringing experience from Aerospace, Defence, Renewables and Load Monitoring sectors.
16:00
Improving vessel Remote Monitoring & Support
Nick will contribute to the vessel as an office debate. He will present Furuno’s HermAce Remote Monitoring & Support system that offers a real-time virtual replication of bridge electronics called “Digital Twin”. By utilizing data streamed from the vessel, Digital Twin provides vital information such as alerts, health and On/Off status and features such as Data download for further equipment analysis, Bridge Security and Data connectivity.
With Remote Access you can monitor equipment status, VDR pre-survey checks and additional operational data as a foundational step for a successful Remote VDR Annual Performance Test (APT). Furuno will shortly implement VDR Remote Annual Performance Tests along with Remote Repair solutions to its range of services.
Joint Presentation:
Nikolaos Stavrou, Manager of R&D Center, Furuno Hellas
Stavroula Kofopoulou, Specialist Electrotechnical Systems, Lloyd’s Register
Q&A with the speakers
16:30 Networking break with drinks reception
kindly sponsored by PIVOTEL
16:45 A.M.M.I.TE.C. General Assembly meeting
kindly sponsored by A.M.M.I.TE.C.
18:30 Closing drinks, live music and party food
