Ryan Skinner has quite the project on his hands over on his blog. His current endeavor is about ship tracking and focuses on the potential transfer of hosting the LRIT international exchange from the United States to the European Union.Ryan wants to know seafarer's thoughts on vessel tracking. Here at Amver we are interested in your thoughts as well and will be watching this carefully.
You can follow the discussion on gCaptain, LinkedIn, or on a new blog called Monitor.
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