Why data is not a commodity
Data has long been called “the new oil” and while both data and oil fuel productivity, that’s really where the similarities end. From sourcing to storing – data is a vastly different fuel than oil.
AIS Industry use case
Dockflow combines real-time temperature data with accurate location tracking through AIS data to provide the perishable goods industry with greater transparency.
Read MoreData has long been called “the new oil” and while both data and oil fuel productivity, that’s really where the similarities end. From sourcing to storing – data is a vastly different fuel than oil.
The uses for AIS data have flourished recently making AIS much more than a tool for collision avoidance. AIS data is now used to provide transparency in shipping, track global commodities, and more.
We are excited to offer Maritime 2.0 to the maritime community. This new solution offers superior data quality, fewer duplicate MMSIs, and many other features.
We sat down with Auren Hoffman, CEO of SafeGraph to take an in-depth look at the impact data is having on industries, the evolution of data-oriented professions, and how to stay one step ahead of your competition.
Our new offering, Maritime 2.0, reduces duplicate MMSIs from 20% to 1%.
In this mini-blog, we’re taking a look back at how radio occultation (RO) was created and how these remote measurements contribute to building better, more accurate forecasts right in your backyard.
At Spire Maritime we always keep our customers top of mind. So, when we launch our new solutions, we like allowing our customers to test drive them, without any pressure to purchase. We are currently offering a free trial of Spire Analytics.
Offshore infrastructure is increasing and there is an increasing need to manage climate risk when planning, building and operating them.