Norway’s Simon Møkster Shipping has taken a firm step in its digitization strategy by implementing a bandwidth pooling model. Møkster uses Starlinkmanaged by Marlink, to flexibly distribute LEO connectivity among its vessels, optimizing Internet usage according to operational and crew welfare needs.
Møkster uses Starlink for critical operations
With a fleet of 15 support vessels in demanding conditions in the North Sea and Barents Sea, Simon Møkster Shipping needed a robust and adaptable solution. The clustered model allows them to allocate bandwidth to the vessels that require it most at any given time, maintaining critical applications with guaranteed VSAT connectivity and providing LEO access for less sensitive uses.
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Focus on efficiency and well-being
With dynamic capacity allocation, the company can prioritize business application performance or crew entertainment based on location or workload. This adaptability reinforces its commitment to a modern, connected work environment.
Marlink acts as a provider of managed ICT solutions solutions provider and key partner for Simon Møkster. Its platform integrates connectivity, networking, security, cloud and IoT, enabling offshore fleets to operate with greater agility and security from anywhere on the globe.
With this deployment, Simon Møkster Shipping consolidates its position as an advanced operator in maritime connectivity, betting on technologies that bring tangible value to its daily operation.
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