How Shipdex has become the protocol for the maritime industry:
its aerospace and defence origins
The origins of Shipdex can be traced back to Marco Vatteroni, the author of the Shipdex Protocol, during his tenure at Fincantieri-Naval Department, the renowned Italian Shipyard, starting in the early 2000s. It was
Until now, it was a one-way system, for manufacturers to provide shipping companies with maintenance instructions and data in a structured format, which would be easier to work with than
Product Innovation Marine 2023 (17th-18th January 2023).
A very interesting two-day event in Hamburg:”The shipbuilding, fleet management and maritime sector is being transformed through model-based digital integration, smart manufacturing and lifecycle management.”
Shipdex introduced the new Shipdex (Ship Data Exchange) Protocol that includes now a model to exchange structured and standardized electronic data feedback between
Shipdex Viewer 3.1 article has been published on The Digital Ship issue June-July 2021 Scarica il pdf
The new Shipdex 3.2.3 issue is now available for download inside the registered member area.
The Shipdex Standard Table SST-MI-37 has been updated with some new Model Identification requested by manufacurers.
20th and 21st January 2020
Shipdex attended the EAST MED 2019 Exhibition in Limassol (CY) with a desk to promote Shipdex protocol.
The Shipdex 3.2.2 is now available for download from the Registered Member Area.
The following important Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) providers:
