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Home›Green Marine›Norway: Hapag-Lloyd Chooses BASS’ Fleet Management Systems
Green Marine

December 9, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Norway: Hapag-Lloyd Chooses BASS’ Fleet Management Systems

BASS Software Ltd, a leading provider of maritime software solutions, has added a top ranking customer to its expanding customer base with the German shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd AG choosing its fleet management systems. Hapag-Lloyd, which operates a fleet of more than 145 container ships, selected th

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BASS Software Ltd, a leading provider of maritime software solutions, has added a top ranking customer to its expanding customer base with the German shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd AG choosing its fleet management systems.

Hapag-Lloyd, which operates a fleet of more than 145 container ships, selected the BASSnet™ Fleet Management Systems to be installed initially on 40 vessels.

“ The signing up of Hapag-Lloyd is an outstanding endorsement of the BASSnet™ software, ” said BASS Regional Manager, Torsten Ecks . “ While Hapag-Lloyd’s requirements are stringent, I was confident that BASSnet™ would be the preferred choice because the BASSnet Suite is a complete package for ship owners and managers with many positive attributes. ”

BASS’s contract with Hapag-Lloyd encompasses the complete BASSnet™ software suite, including all ten modules covering Maintenance, Procurement, Dry-docking, Safety, Risk Management, Operations and services like Database building and conversion. Hapag-Lloyd has opted for the latest integrated BASSnet™ suite, which enables users to access new and enhanced features.

Jens Habler, Hapag-Lloyd’s Senior Director IT Infrastructure & Operations Management said: “After a detailed evaluation process we identified BASSnet™ as the most complete and powerful fleet management suite in the market”.

BASS CEO Per Steinar Upsaker said: “ BASSnet™’s success reflects the dedication, teamwork and customer-oriented approach of our company. It shows that BASSnet is meeting our customers’ requirements for a business driven, complete all-in-one user-friendly suite. We can succeed even against hard competition, and of course it helps that our products are built on up-to-date technology, a single database and are unrivalled. ”

The BASSnet™ suite, comprising maintenance, dry dock, procurement, quality and document management modules, among others will help Hapag-Lloyd streamline ship-shore communications, manage documentation and automate tasks such as tracking and scheduling maintenance, managing dry dock projects, enabling e-purchasing, and management reporting. The Safety Management module (SAFIR) facilitates audit and vetting processes.

Upsaker said: “ In order to save costs, shipping firms need to automate. Invest in our integrated suite, and you will soon see the results in your bottom line .”

“The BASSnet™ suite is a complete ship management system for the maritime industry, designed with a great deal of industry expertise,” he said.

Maritime majors that are benefiting from BASS software include Stolt Tankers, Pacific International Lines, NYK Ship Management, “K” Line and CMA CGM.

[mappress] World Maritime News Staff, December 9, 2011; Image: BASS

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