Orbitmi has agreed to obtain AUQub, an Amnesty International, based in Quebec, is working to improve the workflow and automate improved decision -making tasks.
The acquisition is enhanced by the Orbitmi platform by integrating AUQub agents of artificial intelligence, and enhancing its shows for marine customers who are looking for operational efficiency, safety, profitability and sustainability.
“With AUQUB technology and talent is now part of Orbitmi, we accelerate our ability to convert data into a vision and An insight into the work – Through the entire marine value chain. “
This step supports Orbitmi strategy to develop from data collection to actual time intelligence- Empowering ship owners And operators to anticipate organizational effects, improve trips, and size The most intelligent processes Through the visions of Amnesty International.
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As part of the acquisition, the co -founder of Auqub Alexandre Lapointe was appointed Senior Product officials In Orbitmi. It will lead the product strategy, integration, and innovation across the platform.
Lapointe brings more than 25 years of experience in Marine technologyIncluding the leadership roles in Lloyd’s Record, Oneocean Group and Marine Press.
He contributed to five deals of integration and purchases, as one won the Award for the Selling of Medium Enterprises Size 2023. His work on the SEA tab received the Microsoft Impact Innovation Award in 2019.
“I am really excited to join Orbitmi and contribute to seeing it for a more intelligent and continuous industry. Artificial intelligence has the ability to transform how companies work, and I look forward to applying these capabilities in ways to provide real value to our customers.”
Last month, global spatial technology solutions (GSTS) announced the expansion of solutions in European markets.
