History
ShipIT Conference
ShipIT Conference
The ShipIT Conference 2023 organized by BOUSSIAS’ Netweek magazine and Association of Maritime Managers in Information Technology and Communication / AMMITEC under the auspices of Hellenic Institute of Marine Technology / ELINT was held on the Thursday 21.09.2023 at PLOES, Paleo Faliro.
Through the three sessions of the conference, more than 180 participants met and discussed with 32 speakers how the digital technologies improve both business and operational goals in a cyber safe shipping industry as well as the maritime digitalization & cybersecurity challenges and priorities.
Stay tuned and take advance of this unique knowledge exchange and networking platform on maritime industry for the festive 10th ShipIT Conference, taking place on Tuesday 24th of September 2024!
8th ShipIT Conference
The ShipIT Conference 2022 organized by BOUSSIAS’ Netweek magazine and Association of Maritime Managers in Information Technology and Communication / AMMITEC under the auspices of International Security Forum / ISF, Hellenic Institute of Marine Technology / ELINT and Norwegian Center for Cybersecurity in Critical Sectors / NORCICS was held on Tuesday the 27th of September at Domotel Kastri Hotel
Through the three sessions of the conference, more than 150 participants met and discussed with 36 speakers how the digital technologies improve both business and operational goals in a cyber safe shipping industry as well as the maritime digitalization & cybersecurity challenges and priorities
Stay tuned and take advance of this unique knowledge exchange and networking platform on maritime industry for the next 9th ShipIT Conference, taking place on Friday the 29th of September 2023!
6th ShipIT Conference
5th ShipIT Conference
With a significant increase in attendance and essential networking, the 5th ShipIT Conference took place on Thursday, September 26, 2019. The conference organized by BOUSSIAS in collaboration with AMMITEC at the Benaki Museum Amphitheater.
The 5th event effectively confirmed the conference as an institution in the field of maritime technology and was attended by 300 executives from its wider area.
This year was also exceptional and of great importance as the Minister of Maritime and Insular Policy, Ioannis Plakiotakis joined the Seminar and referred to the framework and regulations that should be put in place to increase the efficiency and competitiveness of Greek Shipping Industry. A particular emphasis was especially given to issues such education, modernization and ports.
