ShipTracks is Now Carga: Accelerating Maritime Operations with next-generation cargo management

ShipTracks, the leader in maritime AIS, AI, and ESG customer-driven solutions, is proud to announce its official rebrand to Carga. Following its acquisition of Oceaneering’s Maritime Intelligence Division – OceanSMART, TerminalSMART, and PortVision- this transformation marks a bold step toward accelerating maritime operations by delivering smarter, faster, and more integrated solutions for the entire cargo lifecycle—from nomination to discharge.
As Carga, the company will continue enhancing and building upon its suite of products, ensuring seamless operations for terminal managers, schedulers, and maritime professionals. This transition is more than a name change; it represents a broader vision for the future of cargo management, offering customers a transparent, more integrated, and data-driven approach to vetting, terminal, fuel burn, and harbor docking operations.
Built on the combined legacy of ShipTracks, OceanSMART, and PortVision, Carga is redefining the cargo movement lifecycle with maritime analytics that empower every stakeholder. From nomination to discharge, Carga delivers real-time insights that optimize performance across workflows—bridging the gap from dock to boardroom. By uniting decades of maritime expertise into a single, purpose-built system, Carga brings a new era of intelligence and integration to cargo operations worldwide.
Carga will retain all existing ShipTracks, PortVision 360, and OceanSMART solutions with a renewed focus on innovation, interoperability, and efficiency. Customers can expect:
- A unified, digital-first approach connecting every step of the cargo journey.
- Enhanced tools and features designed to optimize operations, reduce costs, and improve visibility.
- A commitment to continuous innovation, ensuring Carga remains a trusted partner to grow with.
“The maritime industry is undergoing a digital transformation, and Carga is leading the charge. We are committed to delivering solutions that accelerate decision-making, streamline operations, and optimize efficiency at every stage of cargo movement,” said Charles Riley, President of Carga. “We’ve built our system on deep industry expertise, ensuring that every tool we offer is designed to solve real-world operational challenges—faster and smarter than ever before.”
As Carga evolves, it remains dedicated to driving operational velocity for its customers. The company is actively investing in innovations that will redefine the future of maritime efficiency, giving industry professionals the tools needed to move cargo smarter, faster, and more strategically than ever before.
For more information about Carga and its mission to accelerate maritime operations, visit www.carga.com or contact inquiries@carga.com.
Source: BUSINESS WIRE
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