THE MARITIME CIO FORUM ROTTERDAM

29 SEPTEMBER 2015 HILTON ROTTERDAM

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Airbus Defence and Space Satellite Communications, the world leader in managed satcom-enabled solutions, provides comprehensive fixed and mobile end-to-end solutions covering secure and commercial satcoms. The company forms an integral part of the Communications, Information and Surveillance (CIS) business unit inside Airbus Defence and Space, and will be the home of all satellite activities, including communications services. The Satellite Communications business line will remain focused on our customers and markets and continue to deliver innovative satellite-enabled maritime, land and aero communications solutions to core commercial markets, such as Transportation, Offshore, Cruise & Ferry, Oil & Gas, Media, Mining, NGOs, etc. The company works with the broadest range of network providers in the industry, including: lnmarsat, Iridium, Thuraya, Eutelsat, Intelsat, Loral, and SES World Skies. Satellite Communications meets specific customer requirements for every sector by combining a complete range of satellite connectivity services with the largest range of innovative solutions designed to enhance satellite connectivity, and delivered through the company’s global teleport network. End-users benefit from access to these satellite communications services wherever they are in the world, including some of the world’s largest merchant shipping companies. The company’s sophisticated solutions enable customers to operate vessels efficiently, enhance overall business operations and ensure crew satisfaction and loyalty. www.airbusdefenceandspace.com

Dell OEM Solutions helps the world’s most successful companies take their intellectual property to market with customized Tier 1 technology, supply chain and services. Dell OEM Solutions is making a strong commitment to ensuring that companies serving the global, highly competitive, maritime and shipping market have IT solutions built to the highest standards of safety, quality and efficiency by introducing DNV-GL marine “type-approved” servers, PCs, and Ethernet switches. DNV-GL Type Approval Certification confirms that our marine grade products can be installed onboard vessels and offshore units within a specified range of environmental conditions that comply with marine grade standards for temperature, humidity, vibration, electro-magnetic compatibility (EMC) and enclosure location classes. Other solutions within the wider Dell OEM portfolio for ICT infrastructure on ships, offshore installations and in ports offer extended lifecycles, rugged and industrial grade systems purpose- built for environments that can prove to be hostile places for standard IT systems. Dell OEM Solutions is also uniquely positioned to create business value for maritime customers with Global Service capabilities providing maintenance and support in ports throughout the world with minimum downtime to the vessel. www.dell.com/oem

Dualog is the single airtime-independent provider of maritime communications services. The company develops and delivers complete solutions for ship-shore data communication, including on board IP traffic control, powerful web optimisation, Internet quota for crew, fully automated anti-virus, seamless business email, and zero admin crew email. Dualog solutions enable customers to streamline operations, optimise use of available bandwidth, and manage costs irrespective of communication equipment type. Dua log is independent of specific providers of airtime, communications equipment, and applications. The shipping company is therefore free to choose and change airtime provider, equipment and applications without effecting the operation of the ship-shore data communication solution. The Dua log Connection Suite product is complemented by competent, responsive Technical Support services. Established in 1994, Dualog is headquartered in Troms0, Norway with regional offices in Oslo, Liverpool, and Singapore. Dualog software solutions are installed on 2500vessels worldwide. www.dualog.com

Ericsson’s Maritime ICT Cloud will connect vessels at sea with shore-based operations, maintenance service providers, customer support centres, fleet/transportation partners, port operations and authorities. At the same time, the offering enables services used to manage fleets, monitor engines and fuel consumption, oversee routes and navigation, and ensure the wellbeing of the crew. Ericsson will provide everything from satellite connections to application support in one complete package, and manage operation of the Maritime ICT Cloud on behalf of its customers. www.ericsson.com

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GTMaritime is the new name for H2OsatelliteSince 1998, Global Technology has been serving the maritime industry. 6 years ago we rebranded to H2OSatellite, however recent feedback suggests that this never really ‘clicked’ with our market – still being referred to as GT or Global Technology. So we’ve gone ‘back to the future’ and rebranded as GTMaritime.GTMaritime specialises in providing solutions and services that ensure vessel compliance and business operability 365 days a year, as well as keeping crew in touch with friends and family whilst at sea. Our solutions include e-mail, anti-virus protection and data file transfer, as well as crew communications and welfare solutions.All of this backed up by a market leading infrastructure and unrivalled 24-hour customer support, every day of the year - provided from offices in the UK and Singapore, and through an established and growing network of resellers and partners around the world.WHEREVER YOU ARE, WE ARE…. www.gtmaritime.com

Intelsat S.A. (NYSE: I) is the world’s leading provider of satellite services, delivering high performance connectivity solutions for media, fixed and mobile broadband infrastructure, enterprise and government and military applications. Intelsat provides services to over 1,300 customers in nearly 200 countries and territories. Intelsat’s network, which covers 99% of the world’s populated regions, is comprised of a global fleet of approximately 50 satellites and the lntelsatOneSM terrestrial network, featuring eight strategically located teleports and more than 36,000 miles of leased fiber. An industry leader in technology and innovation, we recently announced our next generation Intelsat Epic NG satellite platform, which includes high performance satellite capacity in an open-architecture design. As the global leader in satellite communications, Intelsat has provided transmission services for many of the iconic moments of the last 50 years, including the global delivery of video signals of the first moonwalk, providing the “hot line” connecting the White House and the Kremlin and transmitting live television coverage of every Olympics since 1968. The ubiquitous reach of our services allows us to assist first responders with critical connectivity during humanitarian relief efforts. Today, Intelsat collaborates with its customers to envision their future network requirements, and connects them using our leading satellite-based network solutions, transforming our customers’ opportunities. Envision ... Connect ... Transform ... with Intelsat. www.intelsat.com

Iridium is the only mobile voice and data satellite communications network that spans the entire globe. Iridium enables connections between people, organizations and assets to and from anywhere, in real time. Together with its ever-expanding ecosystem of partner companies, Iridium delivers an innovative and rich portfolio of reliable solutions for markets that require truly global communications. The company has a major development program underway for its next-generation network - Iridium NEXT. Iridium Communications Inc. is headquartered in Mclean, Va., U.S.A., and its common stock trades on the NASDAQ Global Select Market under the ticker symbol lRDM. www.iridium.com

SES is the world-leading satellite operator with a fleet of more than 50 geostationary satellites. The company provides satellite communications services to broadcasters, content and internet service providers, mobile and fixed network operators and business and governmental organisations worldwide. The growing needs of the maritime industry are met by our GEO and MEO solutions that we offer jointly with 03b, while our continued investment in our fleet will allow us to deliver high-throughput efficiencies in the future. SES deliver vital satellite connectivity to keep vessels connected with headquarters while traversing even the most remote marine routes. We enable you to deliver voice, video, and data services to a variety of maritime platforms, including merchant, cruise, and government vessels. SES’ decades of experience in data connectivity enables us to deliver mobile data and video reliably to your customers. SES holds a participation in 03b Networks, a next generation satellite network combining the reach of satellite with the speed of fiber. www.ses.com

SpeedCast is a leading global network and satellite communications service provider offering high-quality managed networks services in over 60 countries; and a global maritime network serving customers worldwide. Headquartered in Hong Kong, with 25 international sales & support offices and 30 teleport operations, SpeedCast has a unique infrastructure to serve the requirements of customers globally. With over 4,000 links on land and at sea supporting mission critical applications, SpeedCast has distinguished itself with a strong operational expertise and a highly efficient support organization, which are the foundation of SpeedCast’s success. SpeedCast is publicly listed on the Australian Stock Exchange under the ticker SDA (ASX:SDA). www.speedcast.com.

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AGENDA0830 Registration & Welcome Tea/Coffee

0900 Opening Notes by Conference Chair Chris Insall, Senior Principal Product Manager, Maritime Services, Intelsat

0910 Keynote Panel Session: How is Innovation in Maritime Communications Driving the Future of Shipping? Moderated by: Claude Rousseau, Research Director, Northern Sky Research (NSR) Panelists include: Barbara Bersani, Head of Sales Europe South, Europe Middle East & Africa, Airbus Defence and Space Andrew Faiola, Director, Europe Sales, Intelsat Kyle Hurst, Director Maritime Business, Iridium Gerbrand Schalkwijk, Chief Sales Officer, Inmarsat Maritime

0950 Are We Approaching a Genuine Road to Recovery 2015-2020? Peter Sand, Chief Shipping Analyst, BIMCO

1010 Managing ROI through Shipping Business Technologies Jose Milhazes, Global Manager – Business Application Manager & Ship Owner Business Process Manager, Stolt-Nielsen Limited

1030 Internet at Sea: Dream or Reality? Morten Lind Olsen, CEO, Dualog

1050 Tea/Coffee Break

1120 The Digital Age – Maximizing Efficiencies with Next Generation Solutions for the Maritime Market • New business applications, regulations and personal infotainment in this day and age are all leading to push for a more offshore

connected world• Find out what the mobility future will look like

Simon Gatty Saunt, Regional Vice President, Europe Data & Global Mobility Services, SES

1140 Phishing and Cyber Crime Threats against Maritime • Advancements in maritime technologies, big data, autonomous ships make shipping more efficient though they come with

serious cyber threats. Learn about the cyber threat landscape and what you can do to protect your business and keep your ships under your control

Joseph Carson, Head of Cyber Security, ESC Global Security

1200 VSAT Beyond Connectivity - Evolution or Revolution? • How the digital age will change the satcom industry • How applications become the new connectivity for operational efficiency • Big data – benefit or burden? • How smart IT will cater for customers’ needs today and tomorrow Tore Morten Olsen, Head of Maritime Satcoms, Airbus Defence and Space

1220 Panel Session: The Evolution of Maritime Data Moderated by: Roger Adamson, CEO, Futurenautics Panelists include: Morten Lind Olsen, CEO, Dualog Jose Milhazes, Global Manager – Business Application Manager & Ship Owner Business Process Manager, Stolt-Nielsen Limited Douglas Watson, Director – Business Unit Shipping, Ericsson Joseph Carson, Head of Cyber Security, ESC Global Security

1300 Lunch Kindly Sponsored by Dualog

1350 Lunchtime Prize Draw in Conference Room

1400 Sea Traffic Management – Linking the Maritime Industry to the “Networked Society” • Sea Traffic Management and MONALISA projects Captain Ulf Svedberg, Coordinator Research & Innovations, Swedish Maritime Administration

1420 The Internet of Things and Connected Ships• Ship connectivity is an enabler of the “Internet of Things” and “Big Data” for the maritime industry. Dell’s presentation will explore

some of challenges related to Big Data/IoT – such as data swamping, where to store the data, data analytics, data quality, access control and cyber security. It also speaks to how Tier 1 ICT technologies will help facilitate the introduction of new applications based on operational data from vessels benefiting the maritime community: live monitoring of safety systems, emergency services, e-navigation. We will provide an example of how to use analytics to prioritize data captured from sensors onboard vessels based on an IOT gateway.

Mary Etienne, Business Development Director, Maritime, Shipping, Offshore, Dell OEM

AGENDA1440 Building the Internet of Things at Sea Krystyna Wojnarowicz, Co-Founder, MARSEC Inc. Geir Fagerhus, President & CEO, MARSEC Inc.

1510 Business Performance Improvement by Means of an Integrated Ship-Management System Ivan Renette, Application Portfolio Manager, Exmar Shipmanagement NV Rudy Hageman, CEO, Pearlchain

1530 Software Compliancy in the Marine Industry • How to deal with software asset management in the marine industry Ton Arrachart, Former CIO, Van Oord

1550 Tea/Coffee Break

1620 The Psychology of Security, Cloud and Big Data • What sort of risks are we talking about? • The psychology of risks – what’s in the hearts and minds? • A Dutch example • Risks: A perceived vulnerability of data in the cloud • So: How safe is your present datacentre? • The perception: where is my data? Dion Kotteman, Executive Advisor, Dutch Ministry of Finance and Former Chief Information Officer, Dutch Government

1640 Panel Session: Preparing for Disruptive Innovation The theory of disruptive innovation was invented by Clayton Christensen, of Harvard Business School, in his book “The Innovator’s

Dilemma”. Christensen used the term to describe innovations that create new markets by discovering new categories of customers. They do this partly by harnessing new technologies but also by developing new business models and exploiting old technologies in new ways. He contrasted disruptive innovation with sustaining innovation, which simply improves existing products. Personal computers, for example, were disruptive innovations because they created a new mass market for computers; previously, expensive mainframe computers had been sold only to big companies and research universities.

Disruptive innovations usually find their first customers at the bottom of the market: as unproved, often unpolished, products, they cannot command a high price. Incumbents are often complacent, slow to recognise the threat that their inferior competitors pose. But as successive refinements improve them to the point that they start to steal customers, they may end up reshaping entire industries: classified ads (Gumtree), long distance calls (Skype), record stores (iTunes), research libraries (Google), local stores (eBay), taxis (Uber), hotels and international accommodation (AirBnB), newspapers (Twitter). *

How might disruptive innovation impact the maritime community and what should we be doing to ready for this? Moderated by: Neville Smith, Director, Mariner Communications

Panelists include: Peter Van de Venne, Director – IT Department, Spliethoff Ton Arrachart, Former CIO at Van Oord Martin Reason, European Sales Director Maritime, SpeedCast Dr Chris Moody, Chief Business Development Officer, Transportation Systems Catapult

1720 The Future of Unmanned Vessels Autonomous and unmanned vessels are seen as a key element for a competitive and sustainable European shipping industry in

the future. But what is the future of shipping? Are unmanned and autonomous shipping feasible – and are they desirable? The EU-supported research project MUNIN has recently completed its activities and the coordinators will present the main conclusions.

• Why do we need the unmanned ship? The application areas, how it will look, the costs and the benefits. Hans-Christoph Burmeister, Group Leader “Sea Traffic and Nautical Solutions”, Fraunhofer Center for Maritime Logistics and

Services CML • How do make the unmanned ship feasible? What are the obstacles and how do we propose to solve them? Ørnulf Jan Rødseth, Senior Scientist, MARINTEK Dep. Maritime Transport Systems

1800 Implementing Innovation and Knowledge Exchange in the Maritime Market Peter Cortie, Board Member of Netherlands Maritime Technology (NMT), Chairman of the Platform Broadband@Sea

1820 Closing Notes followed by Drinks Reception until 1900 Kindly Sponsored by SpeedCast

*Explanation courtesy of The Economist http://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2015/01/economist-explains-15

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Roger Adamson, CEO, FuturenauticsRoger currently works for Futurenautics a new, wholly independent information resource specifically designed to identify relevant technology trends and importantly contextualise them for the shipping and maritime industry. Across a range of digital, print and live platforms, Futurenautics provides leading-edge, thought-provoking multi-media content, features and comment designed to encourage shipping and maritime leaders to ask questions of themselves and their organisations that will begin equipping them for the road to 2030 and beyond.Roger also is chairman for International Maritime Sales & Marketing Association a global non-profit organisation, IMASMA provides a range of resources, support, and representation for all those who are involved in or have an interest in the way the maritime industry markets, sells, promotes and communicates. It works to fund and provide educational and training resources to upskill current maritime business personnel and to encourage fresh talent into the industry. IMASMA also works to encourage maritime entrepreneurship and highlight the importance of the maritime industry and its continued strength and security to the wider public.

Barbara Bersani, Head of Sales Europe South, Europe Middle East & Africa, Airbus Defence and SpaceBarbara Bersani has more than 10 years of experience in the satellite communications sector working for Marlink, Vizada and now Airbus Defence and Space. She joined Marlink as a Sales Manager for the sales regions in France, Monaco, and Switzerland in 2005. In 2006 and 2008 she took the responsibility for Maritime Sales for Europe West and Europe East. In 2012, she eventually was appointed Head of Sales Maritime for Continental Europe, Middle East and Africa. Earlier in her career, she held Business Development and Marketing positions within the Defence Industry. Barbara holds a BA from The Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies of Geneva and a DBA from the LSE – London School of Economics.

Ton Arrachart, Former CIO at Van Oord Dredging and Marine ContractorsUntil recently Ton has held the position of CIO at Van Oord DMC. Van Oord is a leading international contractor specialising in dredging, marine engineering and offshore constructions for the oil, gas and wind energy industries. For over one hundred years, Van Oord has been helping to create the infrastructure for the world of tomorrow. Van Oord is a Dredging and Marine Construction Company well known for its construction of several artificial palm shaped islands in the Dubai area and more recently the construction of the Suez Canal.Ton began his career as an IT Manager at VNU-Sanoma. He then worked as IT Manager at Schwarzkopf, ICT Manager at Henkel-Schwarzkopf and as IT Manager EMEA Region at Monsanto-Seminis.During his time at Via Free Record Shop, he was CIO for all retail companies and webstores.Ton has been the responsible C-level person for IT in international, multi-disciplinary and/or complex environments where digital transitions were key for future commercial success. Establishing a solid, agile and lean IT environment and managing digital transitions herein were crucial in print, publishing, media & retail.During his recent period as CIO at Van Oord DMC, the company has grown from 700 to more than 2200 million euro annual turnover, he reshaped the IT organization, service provisioning and digital deployment on a global scale.

Hans-Christoph Burmeister, Group Leader “Sea Traffic and Nautical Solutions”, Fraunhofer Center for Maritime Logistics and Services CMLHans-Christoph Burmeister is Group Manager of ‘Sea Traffic and Nautical Solutions’ at Fraunhofer-Center for Maritime Logistics and Services CML in Hamburg, Germany. Fraunhofer CML conducts professional contract research for private and public sector clients in the maritime industry, including ports, terminal operators, shipping companies and logistics service providers and his group is focused on evaluating and optimizing safety and efficiency of sea traffic as well as developing innovative ship navigation solutions. Besides his activities in industrial research projects, Hans-Christoph Burmeister coordinates the European research project MUNIN on unmanned vessels and has an active role in the implementation of the MONALISA 2.0 European Maritime Simulator Network EMSN. His background is industrial engineering, where he holds a diploma from the University Erlangen-Nürnberg.

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Joseph Carson, Head of Cyber Security, ESC Global SecurityJoseph has more than 20 years’ experience in cyber security, information security, network operations centres, securityoperations centres, information technology, Data Centres, infrastructure and enterprise management solutions. He is amember of ISC2 and a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP). Joseph serves as Head of CyberSecurity at ESC Global Security, previously Joseph held Senior roles where he spent more than 10 years at Symantecand HP. Joseph is a Cyber Security advisor to Governments, Critical Infrastructure, Financial, Transportation and Maritimeindustries.

Mary Etienne, Director, Sales & Business Development EMEA, Dell OEM SolutionsA business leader with over 25-years industry experience in Fortune 500 companies, Mary Etienne serves as Business Development Director of Dell OEM Solutions, where she is responsible for creating business value for customers in the maritime, shipping, and offshore markets. A specialist, global division, Dell OEM Solutions builds industry-grade and long lifecycle products and provides customized logistics and services for customers to sell into the marketplace as part of their own branded products.

Peter Cortie, Board Member of Netherlands Maritime Technology (NMT), Chairman of the Platform Broadband@SeaPeter Cortie, 52, Dutch, holds degrees in Marine Engineering and Business Administration. After graduation he worked for a couple of years for Holland America Line and then left to pursue his career in various commercial roles for majors like Wärtsilä, Cummins and Imtech Marine. Moving gradually from commercial responsibility into general management his last function in employment was Managing Director for Croon Marine B.V.. Cortie, with his former colleague and long time friend, founded EPIXS4U B.V. in 2014. The company is active in consultancy and trade in multi-disciplined projects covering electrical, mechanical and electronic (ICN- Integrated Communication Network) challenges, usually in on-off, custom tailored projects. Cortie joined Netherlands Maritime Technology, the Dutch association of shipyards, maritime suppliers and service providers, in 2014 as a board member and has recently accepted the role as chairman of Broadband@Sea. This initiative between NMT (former HME) has been the platform over the recent years where topics around communication and the impact for personal and ship-owners (€), on and with vessels, are central.

Geir Fagerhus, President & CEO, MARSEC IncGeir Fagerhus is a Founder, CEO and President of MARSEC Inc. headquartered in Palo Alto, Silicon Valley. Geir holds a combined Masters degree in physics and computing science from the Glasgow University. Geir is a commercial mariner graduated from Chalmers University, Sweden. He also has completed the International Management of Technology professional training program at the Chalmers University in collaboration with Harvard Business School and multiple business schools in Japan. He has been working in executive positions for twenty-five years in areas including maritime, telecom, automotive, bank and finance, defense, consumer electronics and healthcare. Prior to founding MARSEC together with Krystyna Wojnarowicz, he was the initiator and Managing Director of Carnegie Mellon University’s Software Engineering Institute Europe located in Frankfurt, Germany. Earlier in his career he founded Q-Labs, a specialized international consultancy company in the software engineering sector with offices in seven countries in Europe and the US. He is a senior executive experienced in working with and managing technology transfer between academia, research institutions and industry. An experienced, innovative, energetic business executive he is also a charismatic team builder, capable of creating and implementing new visions, setting goals and enthusing others to work towards a realization; driven by a mission and focused on solving a specific issue with passion.

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Andrew Faiola, Director, Europe Sales, Intelsat Andrew has been leading Intelsat’s sales team in Europe since February 2014 with overall responsibility for the business across the Media, Broadband, and Mobility sectors. Prior to this, Andrew led Intelsat’s Global Accounts teams on the Mobility and Broadband side of the business, managed sales for Western Europe, and held other account management positions with Intelsat focusing on various market segments and regions.Prior to joining Intelsat, Andrew was European Sales Director at New Skies Satellites in the UK, and held various sales and marketing roles at ESATEL Communications, a small, independent teleport in the USA. In what seems like another life, he worked in the Americas Program at the Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS), the Embassy of Mexico in Washington, DC, and at NASA, where he conducted project development and implementation work for Latin America and the Asia-Pacific involving the provision of Internet service and remote sensing for environmental purposes.He has also authored publications about the North American DTH market, distance learning in America, U.S. foreign policy toward Latin America, and Latin American economic development.He received a BA in Economics from Washington University in St. Louis, and an MA in International Affairs from The George Washington University in Washington, DC. Intelsat S.A. (NYSE: I) is the world’s leading provider of satellite services, delivering high-performance connectivity solutions for media, fixed and mobile broadband infrastructure, enterprise and government and military applications for more than 50 years. Intelsat’s satellite, teleport and fiber infrastructure is unmatched in the industry, setting the standard for transmissions of video and broadband services. From the globalization of content and the proliferation of HD, to the expansion of cellular networks and mobile broadband access, with Intelsat, envision your future network, connect using our leading satellite technology and transform your opportunities. Envision…Connect…Transform…with Intelsat.

Kyle Hurst, Director Maritime Business, Iridium Communications Kyle has 17 years’ experience in the maritime satellite communication sector. Before joining Iridium as Director, Maritime Business in March 2015, Kyle worked for Station711 and before that as Director of Market Development at Thuraya, and was also previously Maritime Marketing Manager for lnmarsat in London, specialising in product development and the application of satellite communications to the maritime market. His experience extends to working as a Vessel Monitoring Systems (VMS) Manager for the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency in the Solomon Islands. A native Australian, he has also held a number of leadership positions at the Queensland Department of Primary Industries. Kyle was also a soldier in the Australian Army (Engineer Corps) and grew up working with his family in a number of commercial fisheries on the South East Coast of Australia.

Rudy Hageman, CEO, PearlchainRudy Hageman is the founder and CEO of PearlChain, which began operations in 2004. PearlChain is Rudy’s third successful Software venture with the same core Management Team over a twenty five year period. Rudy became the first Belgian Entrepreneur of the Year as the founder of Real Software, having started his career in IT at Hewlett Packard and founded Delaware Computing in 1981. Rudy’s insights are based on nearly three decades of experience in the IT-world.

Chris Insall, Senior Principal Product Manager, Maritime Services, IntelsatAt Intelsat and in various previous roles Chris Insall has been associating with The Digital Ship since its inception, focusing on maritime satellite communications and IT solutions.From 2011 to 2014, Chris worked as Commercial Programmes Manager for Cobham SATCOM, incorporating maritime antenna brands Sea Tel and Sailor.Prior to Cobham, Chris was at Inmarsat for 11 years with roles encompassing maritime business and product management – major responsibilities included deployment of Inmarsat’s flagship Fleet and FleetBroadband product portfolios. Chris holds an MSc degree in Software Engineering and a BA degree in business and foreign languages, and is based in London, UK.

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Dion Kotteman, Executive Advisor, Dutch Ministry of Finance and Former Chief Information Officer, Dutch GovernmentDion Kotteman is executive advisor to the Dutch Ministry of Finance. Until January this year he was the Chief Information Officer of the Dutch Government. His working history includes: general manager of the Dutch National Audit Authority, and executive in the banking world, mainly in IT and security. He has an extensive project management experience within several financial institutions.He also worked for Interpol and Europol, was CIO of the Dutch Criminal Intelligence Service, and of the Dutch State Police. He acted as chairman of many Netherlands EU governmental delegations and projects on security and data exchange. He holds an executive master of business administration of Nyenrode University, the Netherlands, and of the Wharton Business School, Pennsylvania University, USA. He publishes and lectures on the subject of project management and IT in several European countries. His books are being published in several European countries.

Dr Chris Moody, Chief Business Development Officer, Transportation Systems Catapult Chris joined the TSC from Isis Innovation at the University of Oxford. In his role there as Managing Consultant, Chris led a team of experts developing and delivering a variety of innovation projects with industry, universities and governments in more than 30 countries. Chris’ career in technology marketing and corporate management includes senior positions with Helix Technology Corporation, Kulicke & Soffa Industries and KLA-Tencor Corporation, as well as a broad consultancy background with Edgeworth, Inc. His extensive international business experience, particularly in Asia, Latin America, the U.S. and the Middle East, adds to the rich knowledge base within the catapult. Chris has also served on a number of industry and corporate boards, and lectured extensively on innovation and intellectual property. He holds a BA from the University of the Pacific in California and a Doctor of Jurisprudence from Willamette University in Oregon.

Jose Milhazes, Global Manager - Business Application Manager & Ship Owner Business Process Manager, Stolt-Nielsen LimitedJose works in Stolt-Nielsen Limited as Global Manager within Business Process Management in Stolt Tankers B.V and Business Application Manager in Stolt-Nielsen Limited - Business Technologies. He has a strong background in Ship Management Systems and shipping business research for business process improvement. Jose Milhazes is a Marine Engineering graduate from Portuguese Nautical School (Escola Nautica Infante D. Henrique).

Morten Lind Olsen, CEO, DualogMorten has a degree in IT and Communications from the University of Tromsø, Norway. He has also undertaken several management programmes and has experience of working in several software developing companies.In 1998 he took ownership and became the CEO of the Norwegian company Dualog AS and was based out of Singapore for a number of years. In 2008 he headed the international launch of the brand new communication concept - Dualog Connection Suite.

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Tore Morten Olsen, Head of Maritime Satcoms, Airbus Defence and Space Tore Morten Olsen has 20 years of experience in the satellite communications sector working for Telenor, Vizada, Marlink and now Airbus Defence and Space. He started in 1994 as a Technical Product Manager and moved into the commercial field responsible for the governmental market sector in 1997. In 1999 Tore Morten moved to Slovakia to lead the international satellite communications activities of Telenor and he returned to Norway to take responsibility of Telenor Satellite Networks AS in 2004. Since 1999 Tore Morten has held several senior positions within the company to include CEO Telenor Slovakia spol.s.r.o, Chairman of the Board of Directors in several Telenor Satellite Networks companies, Country Manager for Telenor in Slovakia and CEO of Telenor Satellite Networks.Following the establishment of Vizada, Tore Morten has taken responsibility of the Maritime VSAT and Mobile Satellite Services retail activities of the company, operating under the Marlink brand. He was CEO of the Marlink Group and held numerous Board positions in the Vizada Group.Following the Astrium Services acquisition of Vizada Group, Tore Morten was appointed CEO of Astrium Services Business Communications – Maritime division, taking responsibility for both indirect and direct sales within the Maritime segment in the newly established business division. Following the rebranding into Airbus Defence and Space he acts today as the Head of Maritime for the Satellite Communications business line.Tore Morten holds a M.Sc in Telecommunications from the Norwegian Technical University, and has participated in Executive MBA programs both at Wharton Business School in the US, Insead in France and the Stockholm School of Economics in Sweden.

Ivan Renette, Application Portfolio Manager, Exmar Shipmanagement NVIvan Renette has worked at Exmar for 18 years, holding different positions and currently as Application Portfolio Manager. He graduated as Industrial Engineers Electro-Mechanics. He holds an Executive Master degree in Business Process Management from Vlerick Business School. His expertise is in the applications area, more specifically in the maintenance and purchasing domain. Ivan is a member of the Exmar Shipmanagement PMO team, the centre of Excellence optimising Business processes and leading projects.

Martin Reason, European Sales Director Maritime, SpeedCastMartin has spent over 30 years working in the Telecommunications, Satellite and the IT industry and currently runs MaritimeSales in Europe for SpeedCast. Martin has been involved with the Maritime industry since 2008 first as Sales Director atZynetix a company focusing on GSM calling at sea and then with Globe Wireless as Business Development Director. Martincurrently spends a lot of his time with shipping companies advising on options for communications and IT at sea. The roleshe has performed in Maritime have given Martin a unique and in depth knowledge on what customer requirements are for acommunications and IT solutions at sea.

Ørnulf Jan Rødseth, Senior Scientist, MARINTEK Dep. Maritime Transport SystemsMr. Rødseth has a master’s degree in electronics and has worked with ship communication systems for more than 20 years, both on board networks and ship-shore communication systems. He has been head of the departments of Maritime Transport Systems at MARINTEK for the last 11 years, working with general ICT challenges for the maritime industry. With increasing maritime activity in the Arctic, the communication challenges have become a special field of interest for MARINTEK and several projects have been undertaken to examine the performance of the available systems. This presentation will discuss results from the MARENOR project, having looked into how the users experience the actual quality of service in the Arctic areas.

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Neville Smith, Director, Mariner CommunicationsNeville Smith is a maritime media consultant with shipping industry clients across communications, navigation, IT and marine products and services. A maritime journalist for 16 years and a former deputy editor of daily maritime newspaper Lloyd’s List, he works for clients on messaging, positioning and campaign delivery across print and electronic media as well as blogging at www.maritimeinsight.com on current and future trends in communications and technology.

Simon Gatty Saunt, Regional Vice President, Europe Data & Global Mobility Services, SESSimon Gatty Saunt has held a number of senior positions in the satellite business for the past 14 years. This includes 10 years at SES, whereas the Regional Vice President of Sales for Data & Mobility Services, he is responsible for driving revenue in the enterprise, government, mobile backhaul and mobility satellite markets for customers based in Europe, Russia, CIS and Central Asia. Prior to joining SES, Simon held a senior sales position at Globecast, a France Telecom company, where he was responsible for broadcast product and business development across Northern Europe and Scandinavia, which included launching a number of Eurobird multiplexes on the UK Sky platform.

Peter Sand, Chief Shipping Analyst, BIMCOPeter Sand joined BIMCO in 2009 and holds the position of Chief Shipping Analyst. In this position he is responsible for analysing the commercial markets for dry bulkers, tankers and containerships. Taking the offset in global economics as the analytical starting point for all seaborne trade, he assists management and members with insight into many different aspects of the shipping industry. Peter’s regular reports and focused analytical articles on the shipping market are widely read and have often been referenced in mainstream media. Teacher of Maritime Economics at the Danish Shipping Academy as well as guest lecturer at Copenhagen Business School - Blue MBA and Shipping bachelor. During the rise and fall of the shipping markets Peter gained experience in the fields of shipping analysis, executive assistance, caretaking of investors and the art of transforming data and statistics into overviews and forecasts. Prior to his career in BIMCO, he worked for the dry bulk and product tanker company D/S NORDEN. Peter holds a Master’s Degree in economics for the University of Copenhagen.

Gerbrand Schalkwijk, Chief Sales Officer, Inmarsat MaritimeGerbrand Schalkwijk joined Inmarsat in 1996, and is currently Chief Sales Officer Maritime, responsible for sales activities for the global Maritime Business Unit.Gerbrand has a long track record of commercial and management roles within the global mobile and fixed satellite communications industry. He holds an MSc degree in Industrial Engineering & Management from The University of Twente in the Netherlands and an MBA degree from the University of Chicago.

Claude Rousseau, Research Director, Northern Sky Research (NSR)Claude has more than 25 years of experience in the space and satellite sector and has worked in various functions in business, management, consulting, research, administration and marketing communications throughout his career. He joined NSR in 2006 where he currently acts as Research Director, responsible for market research and consulting engagements in sectors such as mobility via satellite (aeronautical, maritime, land-mobile, unmanned aerial systems), government and military satcom, energy, satellite manufacturing and launch services and Earth Observation. He provides regional expertise in Europe, the Middle-East and Africa region.He was previously with the International Space University (ISU), a higher education institution for which he managed Professional Development Programs. He later co-founded Futuraspace, an international space consulting firm. He also worked for the Canadian Space Agency where he held various positions in administration, management and strategy.He has a B.Sc. with majors in Physics and Astrophysics from the University of Calgary (Canada) and a Master of Space Studies (MSc.) from the International Space University (France). Claude is based in Strasbourg, France.

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Peter Van de Venne, Director - IT Department, SpliethoffPeter Van de Venne is director IT for the Spliethoff Group. The Spliethoff Group manages a fleet of more than 100 vessels. Among the operating companies are Spliethoff Amsterdam, Biglift Shipping, Wijnne Barends, Transfennica, and Sevenstar Yacht Transport. Van de Venne is responsible for Information Technology and Telecommunications (ICT) for the Spliethoff Group’s 30+ offices worldwide and on board the ships. Spliethoff has its own software development team that develops software for the offices and ships. Currently 31 ships are equipped with VSAT KU-band systems that operate worldwide. The intention is to offer Internet access on 22 additional ships over the next 2 years.

Captain Ulf Svedberg, Coordinator Research & Innovations, Swedish Maritime Administration Captain Ulf Svedberg graduated from the Swedish Nautical University in 1975 and obtained his Masters license in 1978.He sailed as officer and captain for 15 years on GC, tankers, Ro-Ro, ferries, hydrofoil and cruise ships. He was stationed inSaudi Arabia for three years as Cargo/general manager. Ulf has been working for Swedish Maritime Administration since1990. He spent six years as a Pilot in the archipelago of Stockholm and 12 years as Area Director. For the last 7 years he has focussed on research and innovations as senior coordinator in R&D. He is an IALA WWA expert in e-Navigation.

Douglas Watson, Director - Business Unit Shipping, EricssonDouglas has extensive experience in the application of new technologies in the maritime sector. He has participated in numerous maritime focused research projects funded by industry, regional and national research councils, the European Space Agency and the European Commission, culminating in his appointment by the European Commission as maritime domain expert and evaluator for H2020 Projects.He has held senior international positions at Inmarsat, Ericsson and Motorola and holds an undergraduate degree from the University of East Anglia and post graduate degrees from University of Plymouth, University of London, University of Nottingham and Queen Mary College, London. His research specialisation is in GNSS applications.

Krystyna Wojnarowicz, Co-Founder, MARSEC Inc. Krystyna is a Founder, Chair and Chief Strategy Officer of MARSEC Inc. – a maritime software engineering centre of excellence specializing in Sea Traffic Management solutions. Headquartered in the heart of Silicon Valley, MARSEC Inc. brings in hi-tech user-driven innovation to the maritime industry. For over a decade Krystyna has been working with organizations in the transition towards digitization of their products, services and operations. She has been managing research and innovation projects as well as technology transfer and collaboration between research institutions and industry. Currently working on the implementation of the Internet of Things at Sea. Krystyna is also involved in the definition and implementation of Sea Traffic Management in the MONALISA 2.0 project. Krystyna holds a Master’s degree in Information Technologies Management specialized in Software Process Improvement. She is also a commercial mariner educated at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, specialized in fast vessels handling. Prior to founding MARSEC she worked for the Carnegie Mellon’s Software Engineering Institute - Europe. Krystyna has been in management and leadership positions helping industries in transition from legacy systems to state-of-the-art digital technologies in various domains including maritime, automotive, defense, bank and finance, and government, where software dependency of products and services has been growing exponentially for the past decades. Krystyna is a frequent speaker and presenter at maritime and ICT conferences and author of articles for various publications. She is advocating increase in quality of maritime digital systems and reduction of ownership costs, promoting open standards and user driven innovation, as well as increased interoperability, usability and reliability of marine software systems. She is a Founding Member and President of WISTA Malta.

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