Admiralty E-Navigator03/12/2009 |
| Admiralty e-Navigator is the UKHO’s new integrated digital catalogue, product viewer and passage planning tool that organises, updates, and brings together all of the paper and digital information needed to plan safe voyages and simplify essential tasks. Whether on the bridge or in the office, e-Navigator will give access to a wealth of information and it will organise, maintain, and display all of that data, so bridge and office-based teams have instant access to all the navigational information they need, whenever they need it and wherever they are in the world. |
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Admiralty e-Navigator also is a channel to a world of innovative digital products and services from Admiralty and from other companies. Best of all, e-Navigator takes care of all of this through a single user-friendly interface which will look and feel familiar to anyone who has ever used a PC.
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