The maritime market is changing.
Vitesse Management Services was established in 2009 to provide Maritime Surveillance Consultancy services to Maritime Authorities, System Suppliers and for international research projects. Its aim is to move the sector forward in terms of its adoption of the latest technologies.
Today's world of software applications and cloud hosted services are still quite alien to many maritime authorities and organisations. However, the current political challenge of climate change as well as the development of autonomous shipping and the integration of supply chain logistics mean that improved efficiency, higher productivity and lower environmental impact are the realities that need to be achieved over the coming decade. Vitesse Management Services can provide consultancy services to enable the maritime sector to embrace the changes that are coming.
Vitesse Management Services was founded by Mr Peter Eade. With the benefit of more than 30 years experience in the sector, he has seen how tradition and resistance to change has held back the introduction of technologies and processes that are now common in other sectors.
With a background in the technology sector and with considerable experience gained from many years in maritime business, Vitesse Management Services is not burdened by the concept of "We have always done it this way." Vitesse Management Services can pilot a new course for Maritime Surveillance users to find ways to develop and grow systems that successfully achieve the stated operational requirements and much more. Discovering and achieving new goals is an important part of the system design journey if the solution is to be able to meet the rapidly changing needs of the 21st Century.
In Vessel Traffic Services (VTS), Coastal or Offshore Surveillance, EEZ Monitoring Control and Surveillance. Fishing Vessel Tracking, Offshore Wind Marine Coordination, Anti Smuggling and Anti-piracy, Vitesse Management Services can advise on the solutions needed to take these sectors forward by embracing the latest technologies and techniques.
Vitesse Management Services Ltd (Vitesse MSL) is pleased to offer the following services to assist in the definition, procurement, design, delivery or marketing of any form of maritime surveillance solution:
27 May - 03 June 2023: Rio de Janeiro
20th IALA Conference
The event will take place at the Windsor Convention Centre in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
01 July 2022
World Marine Aids to Navigation Day
The World Marine Aids to Navigation Day (WATON) takes place on 1st July every year. It celebrates and raises awareness of the benefits that marine aids to navigation provide in ensuring navigational safety for many aspects of international shipping. Marine Aids to Navigation include navigation lights, lighthouses, buoys and Vessel Traffic Services (VTS).
25 June 2022
Day of the Seafarer
The day of the Seafarer takes place on the 25th June every year. It is an official United Nations international observation day and is organised by the IMO. It aims to raise awareness of the issues faced by the world's 1.5 million seafarers and their importance to international supply chains
29 April 2022
IMO approves Amendments to ECDIS Performance Standard
The 105th meeting of the IMO Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) approved amendments to the revised ECDIS performance standard (Resolution MSC.232(82)) to facilitate a standardised digital exchange of ship route plans.
29 April 2022
IMO approves a roadmap for Autonomous Ships
The MSC approved Roadmap contains a workplace for the development of IMO instruments for Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS). The roadmap envisages the development of a goal based instrument in the form of a non-mandatory code, with a view to adoption in the second half of 2024 as the first stage. Based on experience gained in the application of the non-mandatory MASS Code, a mandatory MASS Code will be developed which is envisaged to enter into force on 1 January 2028.
15 December 2021: IMO - London
IMO adopts resolution A1158(32) Guideline on Vessel Traffic Services
As part of the 32nd meeting of the IMO assembly, a number of new resolutions were adopted including Resolution no. A1158(32) Guideline on Vessel Traffic Services. The new resolution updates and replaces the 1997 Resolution A857(20). The new resolution removes the three types of service (Information, Traffic Organisation and Navigational Assistance), endorses the use of IALA Standards and encourages the use of automated data exchange and information sharing to improve operational efficiency.
A draft copy of the new resolution can be found on the IALA website
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