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Please enable it for a better experience of Jumi . Sponsored Video Visit Marlink Communications & Cyber Security Pivotel International is now Pulsar Wednesday, 08 May 2024 Pivotel International, a leading provider of innovative solutions using satellite and cellular connectivity, announced its rebranding from Pivotel to Pulsar. The move reflects its commitment to international growth in maritime, Agri-tech, enterprise and government satellite communications and managed solutions. Pulsar International (‘Pulsar’) has unveiled its new web presence at pulsarbeyond.com. Today we launch the next phase of our growth. Our customers rely on us for increasingly sophisticated end-to-end solutions that require connectivity in remote places and at critical times”, said Robert Sakker, CEO, Pulsar. We take inspiration for the name Pulsar from the pulsing stars that serve as the universe’s most reliable beacons. Our new tagline ‘Beyond’ reflects the relentless innovation we bring to managed network solutions via satellite and cellular connectivity.” The rebranding aligns with corporate changes as Pulsar and its aSiliated local companies, formerly subsidiaries of the Australian company Pivotel Group Pty Limited, becomes an independent company, covering the Americas, Europe, Middle East, and Asia. The transition from Pivotel to Pulsar branding clarifies its corporate independence from Pivotel Group in Australia and New Zealand. Pulsar customers use our services to do things beyond what’s expected – in the places and at times when terrestrial services are not available”, said John Dark, VP, Marketing. Many do exciting or extraordinary things while using Pulsar – conducting digital voting in remote villages, harvesting timber or sugarcane, or transporting cargo on the high seas – but they all want their connectivity and solutions to be reliable and ‘just work’. Our new imagery reflects that through vibrant earth-inspired color palettes, dramatic action and landscape photography, and typography from corporate and government agencies active in the space race, updated to today’s graphic standards for web and print. We think our partners and our customers will see themselves reflected in our new look.” Pulsar managed solutions leverage the world’s most trusted satellite communications providers including Viasat/Inmarsat, Intelsat, Iridium, SES, Starlink, Telenor, and Thuraya. Tagged under Pivotel Pulsar Simon Møkster Shipping upgrades comms network with Marlink Plan for nanosatellite constellation for maritime surveillance SES acquires Intelsat for $3.1bn Port-IT’s security solution now with vulnerability management Singapore Shipping Association launches cybersecurity self assessment tool Vikand partnership with Neuron for connectivity optimisation Oldendorff uses Harbor Lab to manage port calls Software, Big Data & IoT Coach Solutions service with high frequency sensor data Tuesday, 07 May 2024 Coach Solutions, a leading SaaS provider to the shipping industry, adds a new product offering, high-frequency Speed Percentage Analysis to its suite of vessel performance solutions, as one of the first initiatives due to the strategic investment from Kongsberg Digital. By leveraging Coach owner Kongsberg Digital’s Vessel Insight infrastructure, Coach can easily ingest high-frequency sensor data from clients’ vessels that can be used to understand when hull and propeller fouling is impacting performance. The high-frequency data, combined with Coach Solutions’ Valid Data vessel reporting functionality, will result in higher levels of accuracy in hull and propeller fouling advisory as well as a shorter reaction time when identifying fouling. The new service provides an interactive timeline with all relevant information to identify possible reasons for performance loss and the possibility of integrating shaft power and other relevant sensor data to increase the frequency of fouling analysis from the usual 24 hours and instead allow for real-time analysis. The Kongsberg Vessel Insight platform collects all relevant performance data and contextualizes it for easy sharing with Coach Solutions, independent verifiers and other application providers. The high-frequency Speed Percentage Analysis service is available to all Coach customers with a subscription to its Valid Performance solution set. The new tool will fetch auto-logged data from Vessel Insight and combine it with noon report data from the same source of with Coach’s own validated noon report data. Based on any of these data sources the speed percentage will be calculated, enabling evaluation of the vessel’s current and historical performance. Through our strong ties to the tramp shipping segments, we have seen that many owners are only now looking into high-frequency data logging so there are some first encounters and adoption issues,” says Christian Råe Holm, Managing Director, Coach Solutions. Using Kongsberg’s Vessel Insight provides a robust platform that integrates into the Coach system and makes this data easily available for analysis and action that can drive savings and avoid disputes.” Improving fuel performance is one of the key motivations for shipowners investing in digital infrastructure, and we are glad to be able to offer the combined strength of the Coach Valid portfolio and Vessel Insight into this space”. Says Anders Bryhni, VP of Maritime Products. By integrating sensor data in this way we give clients a total offering that can grow with them as their ambitions in the digital realm grow. We...