Lloyd’s Register expands AI readiness benchmarking
Lloyd’s Register adds AI readiness assessment to its digital benchmarking tool as maritime organisations accelerate technology adoption
The enhanced benchmarking tool was unveiled at Smart Maritime Network Singapore 2026, marking a milestone of more than 100 participating organisations. It enables companies to assess their digital capabilities against industry peers, identify gaps and prioritise investment.
Eleanna Apostolidi, head of DMI Product Innovation at LR, said: “Across the industry, we’re seeing organisations move beyond AI curiosity and into practical implementation. The challenge is that many companies are investing in AI before fully understanding whether their governance, data and internal capabilities are ready to support it.”
The new assessment examines the organisational foundations required for successful AI implementation, including governance, workforce training, company culture, data readiness and performance measurement. It also considers applications across crew management, trade execution, vessel technical management and commercial operations.
By evaluating organisational preparedness alongside technology adoption, the assessment aims to help operators identify barriers to implementation and establish a clearer roadmap for scaling AI-driven decision-making.
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