Globavista Secures Funding to Enhance Maritime Software Solutions
Globavista, a company headquartered in London, UK, is making significant strides in the maritime sector by delivering innovative software solutions tailored to the needs of the industry. Recently, the company secured a follow-on investment from IW Capital, although the specific details of the deal, including the amount, were not disclosed. This financial boost comes at a crucial time for Globavista, as they aim to enhance their capabilities to better serve the evolving demands of the maritime market. With this funding, the company plans to allocate additional resources toward the development of their software products and enhance their sales efforts, thereby positioning themselves more effectively within the competitive landscape.
Under the leadership of Managing Director Mark Hewish, Globavista has emerged as a key player in the maritime software domain, particularly through their popular online vessel tracking solution branded as BigOceanData.
This platform has proven indispensable for various stakeholders in the shore-based maritime sector. It offers a comprehensive range of solutions, from real-time ship tracking to sophisticated vessel fleet management and integrated business intelligence systems, all of which are designed to cater to both large enterprises and smaller companies. The versatility and depth of their offerings have helped establish BigOceanData as a reliable resource for maximizing operational efficiency and decision-making processes within marine operations.
One of the standout features of the vessel tracking platform is its impressive capability to process and deliver over 20 million messages every day, serving more than 200,000 vessels globally. This allows users to access critical information such as vessel identification, geographic coordinates, speed, draught, course, destination, and operational status in real time. Additionally, BigOceanData integrates seamlessly with Google Maps, provides access to nautical charts, and offers a wealth of other maritime data, including current weather conditions, sea states, and tidal information. As Globavista continues to innovate and expand its services, it is clear that the company's commitment to leveraging advanced technology will play a vital role in the future of the maritime industry.
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