MOL, with Weathernews' help, set up a safety operation support center in 2007 to provide around-the-clock support for its vessels. MOL said the new globe, which is about 33 inches in diameter and is located in the reception area on the seventh floor of its head office in Tokyo, “stands as a symbol of MOL's commitment to safe operation.”
They got the whole world in their hands
They got the whole world in their hands
Japanese companies MOL and Weathernews Inc. said they have developed a new type of globe that displays both the operational status of MOL’s ships as well as marine and terrestrial weather, in real time.
MOL, with Weathernews' help, set up a safety operation support center in 2007 to provide around-the-clock support for its vessels. MOL said the new globe, which is about 33 inches in diameter and is located in the reception area on the seventh floor of its head office in Tokyo, “stands as a symbol of MOL's commitment to safe operation.”
MOL, with Weathernews' help, set up a safety operation support center in 2007 to provide around-the-clock support for its vessels. MOL said the new globe, which is about 33 inches in diameter and is located in the reception area on the seventh floor of its head office in Tokyo, “stands as a symbol of MOL's commitment to safe operation.”
