Star Information Systems welcomes NOZZLE to strengthen World-Leading Maritime Solutions

Star Information Systems has announced the integration of NOZZLE, a prominent ship management software provider, into its portfolio. This strategic move marks a significant milestone in STAR’s clear ambition to become the leading maritime operations platform globally.
The partnership brings together two highly complementary forces in maritime technology. STAR EAM brings extensive experience in managing complex maritime assets, while NOZZLE delivers a leading cloud-based ship management platform built specifically for the shipping sector. NOZZLE functions as a comprehensive, all-in-one software solution, featuring modules that cover everything from maintenance and HSEQ to crewing and financial management.
By combining their respective expertise, technology, and extensive maritime experience, the unified entity aims to strengthen its product offering, deepen partnerships with customers, and significantly accelerate innovation across the industry.
Bernt A. Lilliestråle, CEO at STAR Information Systems, commented on the development: “Together, STAR Information Systems and NOZZLE strengthen our ability to serve the maritime industry with world-class software and data management solutions. Our vision is to provide best-in-class cloud solutions for every maritime segment, from standard shipping operations to the world’s most complex maritime assets, helping our customers operate more efficiently, safely, and sustainably.”
Enes Demirci, CEO at NOZZLE, added: “This partnership is built on a shared commitment to the maritime industry. By combining our strengths, we can deliver solutions that meet the needs of every maritime segment and support crews, ship owners, and ship managers throughout their digital transformation journey.”
Looking ahead, the organisation has stated that its ambitions do not stop with this integration. The company plans to continue its growth trajectory by focusing on customer success, developing solutions in tandem with evolving industry needs, and delivering greater value over time through its digital platforms. Moving forward, there will be a strong focus on AI-driven capabilities designed to help maritime stakeholders improve operational efficiency, strengthen decision-making processes, and realise measurable business value.
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