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NYK to enhance crisis response capability with new support tool
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JAPAN's largest shipping line NYK has installed its J-Marine NeCST ship navigation support tool within the company's crisis management centre located at its head office in Tokyo.
J-Marine NeCST is a tool that makes it possible to digitise, manage, and share a variety of operational information. Jointly developed by NYK, MTI Co Ltd and Japan Radio Co Ltd, the tool has been installed on NYK Group operated ships for trials at sea and will now be used on land for the first time.
Having J-Marine NeCST on ships and land will allow the NYK head office to quickly acquire operational data and respond to accidents promptly for high-quality safety management, the shipping line said, adding that, "rapidly gathering accurate information and properly managing it is a very important initial action in an emergency".
Prior to J-Marine NeCST, information was mainly received by email or telephone, but the crisis management centre and offices on land will now have prompt access to a wide range of useful data.
To ensure that the company is prepared for rapid and comprehensive crisis management, NYK will make use of J-Marine NeCST by developing applications that can send important information from ships more quickly without imposing burdens on crews who need to be focused on emergency response.
J-Marine NeCST is a tool that makes it possible to digitise, manage, and share a variety of operational information. Jointly developed by NYK, MTI Co Ltd and Japan Radio Co Ltd, the tool has been installed on NYK Group operated ships for trials at sea and will now be used on land for the first time.
Having J-Marine NeCST on ships and land will allow the NYK head office to quickly acquire operational data and respond to accidents promptly for high-quality safety management, the shipping line said, adding that, "rapidly gathering accurate information and properly managing it is a very important initial action in an emergency".
Prior to J-Marine NeCST, information was mainly received by email or telephone, but the crisis management centre and offices on land will now have prompt access to a wide range of useful data.
To ensure that the company is prepared for rapid and comprehensive crisis management, NYK will make use of J-Marine NeCST by developing applications that can send important information from ships more quickly without imposing burdens on crews who need to be focused on emergency response.