Three Paths to Marine Digitalization

Posted: July 25, 2019

Siloed processes and a fragmented approach to ship design and operations has caused the Marine industry to be relatively sluggish to capitalize on digital technologies in contrast to its industrial counterparts. But, with aging assets, consolidation across the supply chain and even stricter legislations trickling in, the shift is imminent.

Read this article, featured in the latest edition of Marine Log magazine by AVEVA Marine & Hybrid Industries Manager, Jen Rizzo, to hear how technology is primed for revolution of the following aspects of one of the world’s oldest industries:
• Unified Design, Procurement and Construction of Vessels
• Optimization of Operations and Maintenance of Vessels
• Transformation to “Smart” Shipyard

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Vanessa Erickson

Global Marketing Lead for the Procure, Construct, & Handover portfolio

Vanessa Erickson is the Global Marketing Lead for the Procure, Construct, & Handover portfolio at AVEVA. She is primarily responsible for thought leadership and customer engagement to enable reduced risk and drive greater efficiency and profitability for AVEVA’s Owner Operator and EPC customers involved in CAPEX project execution. Vanessa previously worked for Hexagon PP&M (previously Intergraph), and Acklands-Grainger where she held regional and global sales and marketing roles delivering transformational technology, construction & fabrication solutions to asset-intensive industries including Oil & Gas, Power, Petrochemical and Marine. Vanessa holds a B. Comm. in Marketing from the University of Saskatchewan.

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