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<\/div>\nMMA is already leveraging MobileOps\u2019 software as a teaching tool, providing students with invaluable experience in digital processes integral to modern maritime operations. This winter, MMA began training its students in the use of the system through the submission of vessel logs, JSAs, drills, and voyage plans. The academy envisions using the system to train students in all aspects of vessel management, whether aboard or shoreside. This partnership underscores the importance of equipping future mariners with the latest tools and technologies to enhance their skills and readiness for the evolving digital landscape.<\/p>\n
MMA is employing the system to track and manage vessel compliance, maintenance, voyage planning, safety management, and personnel. As a result, the system provides long-term analytical data traditionally tracked on paper.<\/p>\n
Captain Derek Chase at Maine Maritime Academy expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration: \u201cWe feel fortunate and excited to be able to provide our students with direct, relevant and impactful training with the latest software. Our partnership with MobileOps will ensure we prepare our students to enter the maritime industry with the skills and knowledge necessary for modern fleet operations.\u201d<\/p>\n
MobileOps proudly supports Maine Maritime Academy\u2019s commitment to fostering a technology-driven environment for students. Their donation is more than a contribution; it\u2019s an investment in the education and preparation of future mariners who will navigate and shape the industry\u2019s future.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
MobileOps and Maine Maritime Academy Partner to Propel Maritime Education into the Digital Age<\/p>\n
The partnership between MMA and MobileOps is a testament to our collective dedication to advancing maritime education through innovative technology. The collaboration was initiated with the support and vision of James Stasinos, Principal Owner of Stasinos Marine, who recognized the value that MobileOps brings to the training of future mariners. As a member of the academy\u2019s Industrial Advisory Committee, Stasinos played a pivotal role in fostering this strategic alliance. Stasinos states, \u201cWhen we heard of Maine Maritime\u2019s need for a software solution for their vessels, we immediately hoped that it would be MobileOps. We were thrilled when MobileOps was eventually selected. It is a huge benefit for our fleet and other fleets to have future mariners training on a real-life program which they will eventually see when they enter the workforce.\u201d<\/p>\n
MobileOps is a cloud-based asset management system that is generously being donated to MMA, a system that would otherwise be cost-prohibitive.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are excited to partner with Maine Maritime Academy to supplement maritime education with cutting-edge technology,\u201d says Michael Armfield, CEO and Co-Founder of MobileOps. \u201cOur commitment to supporting the next generation of mariners aligns with Maine Maritime Academy\u2019s mission and we are honored to contribute our software as a donation to facilitate hands-on learning.\u201d<\/p>\n
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MMA is already leveraging MobileOps\u2019 software as a teaching tool, providing students with invaluable experience in digital processes integral to modern maritime operations. This winter, MMA began training its students in the use of the system through the submission of vessel logs, JSAs, drills, and voyage plans. The academy envisions using the system to train students in all aspects of vessel management,<\/p>\n