BASS AS / BASS Sdn Bhd

BASS Sdn Bhd, often referred to simply as BASS, is a Malaysian-based technology company specializing in the maritime and shipping industry. Here are some key points about the company:

Overview

Industry: Maritime & Shipping
Headquarters: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Founded: 1997

Business Focus

BASS provides integrated software solutions tailored to the maritime industry. Their core offerings include enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems that help ship owners, operators, and managers streamline various operational processes.

Key Products

BASSnet Suite: This is their flagship product, a comprehensive and modular ERP solution designed to cover a wide range of functionalities crucial for maritime operations. The suite includes modules for:
- Fleet Management
- Maintenance Management
- Procurement
- Safety and Quality Management
- Crewing and Payroll
- Financial Management

Core Features

Integration: BASSnet provides an integrated platform where all modules can communicate seamlessly, ensuring data consistency and operational efficiency.
Scalability: The solutions are scalable to meet the needs of small operators as well as large shipping conglomerates.
Compliance: BASS software helps companies comply with international maritime regulations and standards.

Target Market

Shipping companies
Ship management companies
Offshore operators
Maritime training institutions

Global Presence

Though headquartered in Malaysia, BASS has a strong global presence with a client base that spans multiple continents. They have expanded their operations to include offices and representatives in major maritime hubs around the world, such as Germany, Norway, and Singapore.

Technology and Innovation

BASS is known for leveraging the latest technological advancements to continually enhance their software capabilities. They frequently update their products to incorporate new features, such as advanced analytics, mobile access, and cloud computing options.

Customer Support

BASS places a strong emphasis on customer service, offering comprehensive support services including training, implementation assistance, and ongoing technical support.

Corporate Philosophy

Their mission is to drive digital transformation in the maritime industry, enhancing operational efficiency, safety, and compliance through innovative software solutions.

Overall, BASS Sdn Bhd has built a solid reputation within the maritime industry as a reliable provider of integrated and customizable software solutions, aimed at improving the operational efficiency and regulatory compliance of its clientele.

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www.BASSnet.no
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