Lloyd’s Register (LR) has officially unveiled OneOcean, a new global brand formed through the integration of LR OneOcean and Ocean Technologies Group.

OneOcean builds on the strong legacies of both LR OneOcean, a leader in digital maritime solutions, and Ocean Technologies Group, a trusted name in training and crew management.

The new brand brings together voyage compliance management and crewing expertise into a single, comprehensive, integrated portfolio, which aims to reduce fragmentation and improve efficiency across the maritime industry.

Covering five proven product areas — human capital management; technical ship management; governance, risk and compliance; voyage planning and management; and voyage performance and optimisation — OneOcean supports customers from ship to shore, from training and people operations, to voyage compliance and optimisation.

OneOcean’s portfolio unites fragmented systems, enabling regulatory compliance, and unlocking operational efficiency, using real time intelligence and predictive analytics to deliver valuable actionable insights.

A crew member can be trained, certified, scheduled and supported through OneOcean’s Human Capital Management portfolio. A vessel operator can plan voyages with confidence, balancing safety, compliance and fuel efficiency, while managers ashore gain real-time visibility of fleet performance through Voyage Management tools. Regulatory changes, emissions targets and operational risks can also be managed proactively through the Compliance suite, ensuring that challenges are addressed before they become critical.

The new brand is also designed to empower maritime professionals onboard and onshore, while supporting the industry’s transition to low-carbon operations through data, AI and smarter digital workflows.

Andy McKeran, Managing Director, OneOcean, said: “By bringing together two strong legacies under a single identity, we are providing our clients with the tools, expertise and support they need to navigate change, drive performance and accelerate the transition to cleaner, more sustainable operations.”