SHIP MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
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C-Purchase C-Loading
Purchasing system for order Stability calculations and loading
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Planned maintenance system with Tool for handling memos and
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C-Provision C-Link
Provision system with ordering and Utility for automatic f_ile transfer.
stock control. Supports ftp, pop3, smtp, etc.
VERSION 4.0
C-LOADING
- a new loading system, where all calculations
are based on a 3D geometric model of the hull
and inner structure
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