Innovez One's marineM is an AI-powered port management system for berth allocation, pilot/tug scheduling, fleet ops, and billing.
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ERP & Business Management
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August 7, 2026
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Innovez One is a Singapore-headquartered maritime technology company, founded by serial entrepreneur David Yeo, that builds marineM, a cloud-based Port Management Information System (PMIS). marineM is a suite of modules — including PilotCommand for pilot operations and scheduling, TugCommand for tug operations scheduling, FleetCommand for fleet management, a Marine Services Planner, and a Berth Planner — that ports, pilotage operators, and towage companies use to digitize and coordinate day-to-day marine operations. The platform applies digital technology and AI models to automate scheduling, berth allocation, and billing workflows, with the stated goal of helping ports become 'smart ports' and improve operational efficiency and sustainability. Innovez One markets marineM directly to port authorities and marine operators rather than offering general consulting services, and publishes case studies describing deployments at ports including Portsmouth, PACC, ADNOC, Johor Port, and Port of Cork. The company operates from offices in Singapore, Jakarta, and London and offers prospective customers a 'Request a Demo' path rather than public self-serve pricing.
Key Features
PilotCommand — Pilot operations and scheduling module for coordinating pilotage assignments and timing.
TugCommand — Tug operations scheduling module for managing tug assignments and towage jobs.
FleetCommand — Fleet management module for tracking and coordinating vessel fleets.
Marine Services Planner — Coordination tool for planning and scheduling marine services across a port.
Berth Planner — Berth allocation and optimization tool for port operators.
AI-powered automation — Applies AI models to help automate scheduling, berth allocation, and billing workflows.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Purpose-built for the maritime/port industry rather than a generic ERP retrofit
Modular suite (PilotCommand, TugCommand, FleetCommand, Berth Planner) lets operators adopt only the modules they need
Proven deployments at major ports such as Portsmouth, Johor Port, and Port of Cork lend enterprise credibility
Cons
No public pricing — buyers must request a demo and go through a sales process to learn cost
Enterprise/port-industry focus makes it a poor fit for smaller operators or unrelated industries