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Wärtsilä Webinar on Making Best Use of Scarce Resources

November 19, 2012

The Webinar, titled 'Performance Optimisation for the Merchant Marine Market' is freely available to all on 29, November 2012.

In today’s marine market a difficult equation must be solved every day: how to achieve increasingly positive results with increasingly scarce resources?
Competition is tougher, profitability expectations have risen, and environmental regulation is increasingly stringent. What’s more, demand for expert support is growing due to increased complexity and technological development.

Wärtsilä believes the challenge for the marine industry is operational efficiency – and that optimisation is the key to our customers’ success.

Wärtsilä invites participation in their upcoming webinar on this vital topic for decision makers in today’s marine market.

The webinar will be presented twice on Thursday, November 29th – from 10:00-11:45 and 18.00-19:45  Helsinki/EET (Finland). Both sessions include live presentations by leading industry experts, and there will be open talk sessions together with other marine market influencers.

Click here to register for the Webinar.

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