Electronic logbook streamlines Fugro crew’s workload and supports wider digitalization and sustainability strategy.  Image: Fugro Venturer, vessel on which the NAPA Logbook trial occurred. Image credits: Fugro. NAPA LOGBOOK TALK TO AN EXPERT Helsinki, Finland :  Fugro , the world’s leading geo-data specialist and international operator of specialized vessels, has strengthened its partnership with NAPA, the global provider of maritime software and data services, deciding to roll-out NAPA Logbook across its entire fleet of vessels after a successful individual trial.  NAPA Logbook  will support Fugro’s digitalization strategy by standardizing, streamlining and automating data recording, and enhancing data quality for reporting, optimizing processes on board ships and shoreside. This will free up seafarers and shoreside teams to focus on what matters: enabling more efficient, safe and sustainable operations.  Led by project manager Hannah Dean, Fugro has customized NAPA Logbook to its specific needs, and the technology supports various aspects of its operations. The electronic logbooks are used daily for recording deck and ECR activities, as well as for documenting environmental and safety management. With this data, Fugro will be able to better measure and improve operations in the future.   For crew, this automation  can save time usually spent on administrative work —removing task duplication, reducing workload, and eliminating data entry errors. This all contributes to higher seafarer morale, enhanced regulatory compliance and greater efficiencies onboard.  Julia Korpak, Global Fleet QHSSE Manager at Fugro Julia Korpak, Global Fleet QHSSE Manager at Fugro, commented : “NAPA demonstrated during the trial phase that its electronic solution supports the crew onboard and improves data quality. This technology and the valuable data it can gather also contributes to our digitalization efforts, und