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MobileSea Service Tool

With many countries, governments and corporations constantly engaging with technology, it is becoming clear that the future of work can be shaped by a range of new technologies. One example of this is the ever-expanding use of digital technologies in maritime and offshore industries. Today, some of the most dynamic industries are moving faster than ever before. From artificial intelligence (AI) and automation to satellite navigation solutions and blockchain, maritime and offshore professionals are enhancing existing software systems and integrating new technologies into their internal workflows to provide automated capabilities, streamline operations and facilitate their operations. At the same time, traditional approaches to deploy new technology are only nibbling at the surface of the underlying complexity. Consider the complexities of traditional cloud or container-based applications, for example, with the cost of developing new software having to become a factor, or the off-shore and remote specialists required to get their apps up and running.

One key path to deal with this widespread IT complexity is to simplify the entire, offshore digital operations. To do this, the maritime and offshore sectors need to develop a strategic approach that helps them move toward a global digital fabric that enables them to compete more effectively in an increasingly digital market and thereby deliver higher levels of service to their customers. To foster such a strategy, major industry events, like a major CIM and HIE, are helping to establish key technologies and frameworks and to consolidate resources and services. But such initiatives are unlikely to work on their own, and it would be good to develop a more coordinated system that helps in the IT transition in the maritime and offshore industries, to benefit the maritime and offshore sectors to adapt, innovate and survive in a rapidly-changing market.

Seeking those common technological platforms that can be shared between the maritime and offshore sectors is one way to approach the transition. Creating more shared platforms and services is another idea. This is what MOGST is all about. MOST aims to help the maritime and offshore sectors develop a digital and shared marine and offshore operations platform that would deliver the technology they need to take on new business and supports the delivery of customer services.

Distributed Resource Management (DRM) is already recognized as a long-term solution for the maritime and offshore sectors. Traditionally, groups of people have developed different solutions to synchronize, integrate and automate their businesses, often with little in common. DRM is changing that dynamic, providing a common pool of resources that can be shared among parties, reducing technical complexity, and becoming more secure and cost-effective. The launch of MOGST is a great example of this. The modular platform enables flexible, modular solutions for the maritime and offshore sectors that serve the needs of hundreds of users and enables a more powerful system to deliver a consistent customer experience and to enable core business processes.

As the maritime and offshore sectors work to go digital, the maritime and offshore sectors need to develop a common digital infrastructure to realize better performance. MOST for the marine and offshore sectors aims to support this. With this new offering, the maritime and offshore sectors are creating a new common set of technologies and services to help them to become digital and more competitive. In other words, MOGST enables an ecosystem of innovative digital solutions that can be used to develop superior customer service for hundreds of users or thousands of users and to enable core business processes to be more efficient. These solutions can be used to increase efficiency while optimizing their costs.

Consistent cross-industry adoption and adoption across whole sectors are a very important strategic direction for the maritime and offshore sectors. The launch of MOGST is an important step toward these objectives. This technology platform has been designed with a strong regional focus, with the targeted business in the Asia-Pacific region, where many maritime activities are moving very fast and are likely to become the first adopters.

With MOGST, the maritime and offshore sectors are moving toward a “digital industrial ecosystem” that will reshape their operations. There are many key technologies, platforms, and services that will enable that transformation to take places, such as access and data management, automation, and solutions for IT environments and supply chains. The maritime and offshore sectors are building new capabilities on the existing industry platforms that already exist, enabling these sectors to take their business to the next level. So, this platform for commercial maritime digital operations and enablers and services will be a key strategic element of many future projects.

This service has been provided by MobileSea, a leading Maritime Technology Solutions provider based in Singapore.

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Compatibility: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 (32 bit and 64 bit) runs completely.

Take a backup: If you are ready to try the above tool, please back up your personal data from your Android smartphone or tablet. As a firmware or recovery shines can be a brick device.

Credits: MobileSea Service Tool is created and distributed by the manufacturer. Therefore, full credit goes on to developer to share the tool for free.

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