Marine Software
Today with large number of companies producing marine software for the offshore industries, the business has turned into a complete industry in itself. Most of the marine software provide integrated solutions for performing planned marine maintenance, provides the best methods for purchasing spares and fittings for ships, management of the crew, provides quality assurance services, supports eCommerce and so on. 
What’s more, certain marine software provide a unique and one-stop-solution for each and everything required while onboard, including managing fleet for rigs and ships alike. Many of these software:
Provide integrated solutions for purchasing supplies and spares for ships and rigs that are integrated with eCommerce solutions
Supports the Marititme PMS system for ship’s planned maintenance, which is approved by all major classes 
Provides facilities to transfer assets between ships and rigs
Adheres to various quality standards and protocols such as ISM, ISPS, ISO, and so on 
Follows all QA and other procedures related to the marine industry
Facilitates maritime claims and policies 
Provides guarantee claims for making of new buildings and honours new installations too
Creates and maintains specs, tenders, and does follow-up on projects by integrating project management software 
Produces different types of documents such as pictures, notifications, drawings, memos, and so on
Prepares different types of ship or shore reports for different types of operations such as creating charters, performing different types of operations, and performing technical functionalities 
Calculates wages of crew members
Most of the marine software are based on Microsoft technology and makes use of powerful databases such as Oracle and SQL Server to store data. What’s more, they have the capability to be linked with different 3rd part software be it accounting, crew or wages, or chartering or operations.
These software also server variety of marine vehicles right from tankers, liners, bulkers, fishing and off-shore supply vessels, along with different types of off-shore and onshore rigs.