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Bringing the industrial internet to the marine
industry and ships into the cloud
Rob Bradenham Ken Krooner
October 2013
Copyright October 2013 ESRG Technology Group
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Executive Summary The industrial internet concept, connecting machines and using automated data analytics along with domain expertise to optimize operations and maintenance, has already created significant value in many industries like power generation and commercial aviation and is now becoming a reality for the marine industry. While the opportunity across industries will exceed 10 trillion dollars per year in the next 15 years, the opportunity for asset owners, operators and managers to reduce costs, improve fuel efficiency, and increase uptime and reliability is approximately 20 billion dollars today and will exceed 50 billion dollars by 2030. Potential annual value creation for individual ships could be as high as $1M or greater when considering potential fuel savings, optimizing maintenance, decreasing downtime and increasing utilization1. This opportunity exists across sectors, ranging
from super‐tankers to inland tugboats and offshore platforms and takes into account savings across fuel and maintenance, increases in uptime and productivity and decreases in risk associated with non‐compliance, specifically with regards to environmental regulations. Figure 0 lays out major value creation levers for a large cargo vessel (e.g., tanker, container, roll‐on roll‐off, etc). While newer vessels will have the greatest potential value creation due to existing sensors and technology infrastructure, there are likely between 20,000 and 30,000 vessels in the global fleet today which likely create an attractive ROI. These vessels already have sufficient sensors and robust enough technology infrastructure such that the required investment level is minimal and the value gained from the existing onboard data will enable substantial improvement in how the business is operated. While there is tremendous value at stake, it will also take individual owners and operators time to fully capture the value. In the mean‐time, before performance analytics are fully incorporated into all business processes, even
Figure 0: Value creation levers and potential value creation using data analytics
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About the authors Rob Bradenham
Rob Bradenham is the General Manager of ESRG, a leader in marine data analytics software. ESRG’s flagship product, OstiaEdge, can help owners and operators reduce fuel consumption, optimize maintenance costs, reduce downtime and ensure regulatory compliance. Mr. Bradenham has spent most of his professional career in maintenance and operations of industrial equipment, both as an Associate Partner with McKinsey & Co, the global management consultancy, where he served a wide‐range of large industrial organizations on their operations and maintenance, and as officer in the US Navy, where he managed maintenance and operations on surface ships. Mr. Bradenham has a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Virginia.
Ken Krooner
Ken Krooner, President ESRG Solutions, LLC based in Virginia Beach, VA, is a graduate of Old Dominion University (BS Engineering Technology). He has over twenty years of experience in operations, planning, and program management in the marine engineering field. He has over 15 years of experience with designing, developing, and implementing condition based maintenance (CBM) and condition based operations (CBO) strategies within the Navy and commercial industry, using the Shipboard Level and Enterprise level Performance and condition monitoring technologies.
About ESRG Since 2000, ESRG has provided leading edge data analytics and remote monitoring technology to support commercial and defense marine engineering operations. Machinery owners and operators turn to ESRG for expertise in data integration, automated analytics, reporting and dashboards. ESRG’s OstiaEdge®, is a Platform as a Service, which combines onboard data acquisition, qualification and analysis, shore based analytics and workflow management as well as business intelligence features. OstiaEdge, which is based on Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) principles, enables users to implement Condition‐Based Maintenance (CBM) and Condition‐Based Operations (CBO) to increase reliability, achieve greater asset productivity, reduce fuel and energy consumption and decrease operating costs.
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