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Covelya insights into the ocean and subsea science & technology industry
End of year reflections from Stephen Fasham, CEO, Covelya Group
As we close off another year, we look back and take stock of events and developments. We’ve had a fantastic year with new product launches, new ways of working and improved collaboration across our companies. Innovation still at our core This year, we saw the launch...
Subsea IoT: transforming naval communications
By Simon Partridge, Chairman of Covelya Group With the ocean covering two thirds of the earth’s surface, it’s crucial that we develop technology for naval defences to be able to function across this significant part of our world. Communication is critical For any...
Navigating the next wave of oceanic evolution: how disruptive tech is steering the future
Oceans are home to abundant life, and for us, they open the door to a world full of vital resources and untapped potential. Making the most of these opportunities without negatively impacting ocean sustainability requires rapid technological innovation at this new...
How emerging technology is transforming our understanding of the ocean floor
By Simon Patridge, Chairman of Covelya Group Our oceans feed millions of people and critically moderate the atmosphere and hence hold the key to climate change. Understanding them on a finer spatial and temporal scale is therefore critical to the Earth’s future. The...
The ever pressing need to adapt and upskill in science and engineering
By Stephen Fasham, CEO, Covelya Group The pace of digitalisation has been on a steep upward trajectory for well over a decade and, according to a McKinsey survey, this pace was further accelerated — by around four years — as a result of Covid-19. In the ever-evolving...
Bridging the Skills Gap: Applying Creative Thinking to Attract and Retain Talent in Manufacturing
By Stephen Fasham, CEO, Covelya Group As a group of companies which develops and manufactures instruments and systems worldwide, we — along with many others in our industry — have felt the effects of the skills shortage. When the economy woke up after lockdown and the...