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Technological revolutions and advancement have had a great impact on all industries, including the marina industry. Most businesses in the marina industry have been quick to recognize the modern, renewed landscape of the industry and have adopted modern solutions and tools in order to upgrade themselves, and stay efficient and competitive. This blog covers how DockMaster helps businesses in the marine industry to streamline their operations, boost efficiency and maximize profitability.

Every marina business’s success story is directly linked to efficient fuel management. To keep the marina running smoothly and economically, managing the fuel supply and distribution for boats as well as watching and regulating fuel consumption is extremely important. This includes tasks like tracking fuel usage, ordering fuel and maintaining fuel storage tanks.

The marine environment is one of the most vital pillars supporting the sustainable development of the blue economy. Besides being a source of food, energy, recreation, and tourism, it is also now a transport corridor for international trade. That said, keeping the marine environment clean and tidy is not only crucial for the industry but also for the future prosperity of mankind.

The global increase in the price of fuels has impacted all sectors, including businesses in the marine industry. As a result, businesses are now actively taking efforts to ensure maximum fuel efficiency. This blog elucidates the importance of a fuel management system in the marine industry –

Payment solutions for the marine industry can be difficult to choose, especially with so many options available. Knowing which is best for your dockyard is quite the task.

Inventory management plays a crucial role in the overall success of various businesses, including marine businesses like marinas and boatyards. The goal of inventory management is to keep track and maintain records of all the inventory and its existing condition, in order to ensure resource safety and efficiency. In current times, marine businesses make use of leading marine inventory management software to undertake an annual inventory check at the end of their fiscal year. Doing so, enables them to move current year sales and purchase data to the previous year and reset the year-to-date sold, purchased, and received totals. This is done for two main reasons –