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SevenCs Offers New ENC Tools

June 17, 2014

SevenCs GmbH released the new generation of the ENC Tools, which are available in a customizable solution and consist of seven individual modules. This approach allows clients to use individual software modules for data validation and optimization either within an existing chart production environment, or to use the entire software suite as a complete production environment. In addition, it is easy to use and cost efficient which was the main argument for the IHMS (Montenegro) to choose SevenCs.


Bjoern Roehlich, Sales Director of SevenCs, has a clear focus: “Our goal is to increase ENC coverage in a safe and efficient way in all areas of the world. Besides serving our existing customer base, we would like to support all emerging nations which do not yet have an ENC production environment of their own.”


With successful capacity building, training concepts and the new generation of ENC Tools in place, SevenCs is ambitious to support all those contributing to a gap-free ENC coverage for a successful ECDIS implementation in accordance with the IMO requirements.

 

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