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Veson Nautical Corp

Boston, MA, United States

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What Veson Nautical Corp does.

Veson Nautical Corp is an American firm that has been active since 2006 and offers software and data solutions for the maritime transport sector. The company's products include IMOS, Shipfix Q88, Q88 Dry VesselsValue, Milbros Oceanbolt, and VMS Solutions. They support various ship and yard types and offer Professional Services like Client Experience, Veson University, and the Help Center. Veson supports process optimization and informed decision-making by providing an AI-driven platform model for maritime workflow management. The company works with 96 trusted partners to enhance the user experience.

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