IEC Telecom & Thuraya to host a session at Seatrade Maritime Middle East 2020 virtual conference
With Seatrade Maritime Middle East 2020 shifting from a live event to a virtual conference and tradeshow, it has set the perfect undertone for IEC Telecom’s commitment towards digitalisation. Taking place from December 14th to 16th, 2020, this virtual event is the highlight of the Middle East maritime industry calendar.
Nabil Ben Soussia, CEO Asia, Middle East & CIS, IEC Telecom Group, and Shawkat Ahmed, Chief Commercial Officer, Thuraya, will be co-hosting a Thuraya & IEC Telecom sponsored session titled, “Virtualisation of Telecommunication Services – New Opportunities for All Vessel Types,” at 12.00 PM Dubai (GMT +4) on December 15th. The session will focus on the escalating demand for digitalisation onboard all vessel types worldwide as well as compliance with the game changing IMO 2021 regulations. With the virtualisation of telecommunication services, now even smaller vessels can benefit from the optimised operations and cost efficiences inherent in digital processes.
For indepth discussions on setting up remote offices, enabling remote maintenance, and innovative cyber-security measures, mark your calendars for STMME 2020 Virtual. Registration is now open. CLICK HERE to book your seat.
Source: https://iec-telecom.com/en/
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