Korean Register Validates ShipWatch Vessel Performance Calculation Methodology
Classification society Korean Register has issued a Statement of Fact verifying that the analytical framework used by maritime platform ShipWatch conforms to key ISO performance standards.
Korean Register has completed a technical evaluation verifying the vessel performance calculation methodology developed by maritime technology platform ShipWatch, issuing a formal Statement of Fact to the company.
The classification society's assessment confirmed that the analytical procedures and performance-monitoring sequences utilized by ShipWatch comply with the international benchmarks set out in ISO 15016:2015 and ISO 19030:2016.
ShipWatch functions as a digital voyage execution and operational monitoring platform. The system is deployed across fleets operated by affiliated companies Navig8 and ADNOC Logistics & Services, alongside external shipowners and charterers across multiple vessel sectors.
The digital platform is designed to manage day-to-day fleet operations, offering capabilities that include live vessel tracking, data validation, charter party compliance oversight, emissions reporting, and voyage optimisation.
The formal Statement of Fact was presented directly to ShipWatch upon the conclusion of the classification society's review.
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