Kaleris, a supply chain execution solutions provider, has been named one of the 150 most innovative companies in the maritime industry by research analyst firm Thetius for the third year in a row.

Published annually, the list is widely regarded as a benchmark for innovation in maritime technology.

“We are honored to be recognized by Thetius as a ‘Most Innovative Company’ for the third consecutive year,” said Kirk Knauff, CEO of Kaleris.

“Our Navis® brand maritime solutions help millions of tons of cargo reach their destination as safely and efficiently as possible. We continue to evolve our offerings to ensure our nearly 1,000 customers in terminals, shipping lines and ocean liners around the world have the technology they need to solve complex supply chain challenges.”

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In the 2024 list, Kaleris was named in the “Top 30 Most Innovative Business Organizations” category. The selection process included a review of approximately 4,000 organizations monitored by Thetius through its intelligence platform.

Kaleris’ inclusion was attributed to his significant contributions to the maritime industry over the past year.

Notable advances include improvements to the Navis N4 terminal operating system, increasing reliability and interoperability with other systems, ultimately reducing operating costs and enabling more informed decision making for terminal operators.

New developments have also been implemented in the Navis MACS3 connected charging computer and Bluetracker fleet performance suite to help vessel operators maintain better compliance with emissions regulations.

“Our goal is to showcase the work of organizations around the world that are driving the industry forward,” added Nick Chubb, founder of Thetius.

“Our annual 150 list is a testament to the remarkable achievements of organizations driving positive change.”

In 2023, Kaleris was recognized for its role in minimizing supply chain inefficiencies through its Execution & Visibility Platform, which closes data gaps between trading partners to support more effective collaboration.

Earlier this summer, Kerry Siam Seaport Limited (KSSP), a multi-purpose deep-sea port in Laem Chabang, Thailand, announced optimization improvements in collaboration with Kaleris.