Eniram is software that combines real-time operational data with post-voyage analysis to continuously improve overall voyage efficiency. This webpage outlines Eniram’s key features, main functions, and expected use scenarios.
In voyage planning, appropriate routes are selected with safety and compliance with environmental regulations in mind. During execution, Eniram supports adjustments to trim (the vessel’s fore-and-aft attitude), speed, and engine settings according to conditions. After the voyage, benchmark analysis is conducted to identify deviations from the plan and areas for improvement.
It is suitable for operators—such as cruise ships and ferries—where arrival times and operating conditions are complex and there is significant room for improvement through optimization.
It is also effective for companies that want to unify operational decisions across the fleet and reduce dependence on individual judgment. As the need to respond to fuel-price volatility and emissions regulations grows, it also fits organizations seeking to analyze voyage-by-voyage data and run a steady improvement cycle. It is also well-suited when management-level efficiency decisions are required.
As explored above, the core strengths and focus of each system vary significantly. Finding the right solution starts with assessing your fleet's specific management goals and operational scale. To simplify your choice, we have categorized top-tier vessel management software by company type. Explore our recommendations below to find the ideal fit for your organization.
Eniram is delivered as a suite of cloud-based tools, designed to handle the full workflow—from voyage planning through post-voyage analysis—as a single, continuous process. Because it assumes the use of high-frequency data, integration with onboard sensors and onboard systems is important. In principle, it is positioned as part of Wärtsilä’s Fleet Optimisation Solutions. By using it in combination with surrounding systems, the range of operational decision-making can be expanded.
For indicators such as CII, where operational performance affects the rating, Eniram provides inputs for reviewing fuel efficiency and arrival management through voyage planning, in-voyage decision-making, and post-voyage analysis. On the other hand, because EEXI is primarily a technical requirement, Eniram should be positioned only as a tool that supports consideration of operational improvements. It is safer to confirm the compliance method itself separately.
In addition, for compliance with environmental regulations and various reporting requirements (for example, measures related to schemes within the EU), it can be helpful to consider Eniram together with the compliance/reporting functions provided by Wärtsilä’s Fleet Optimisation Solutions (FOS), as this makes it easier to clarify role allocation.
From a cybersecurity perspective, Wärtsilä has established a PSIRT (Product Security Incident Response Team) and provides responses to vulnerabilities and mitigation measures. Because the status of compliance with standards and certifications such as ISO may vary depending on the product configuration and contract scope, requirements should be confirmed with the vendor in advance where applicable.
Costs vary depending on the plan, vessel type, number of vessels, and functional configuration, so an inquiry is required for details.
A typical use scenario for Eniram is when a company faces rising fuel costs or when operational decision-making tends to depend on individuals. By visualizing and analyzing voyage data, it becomes easier to review individual decisions and obtain inputs for reassessing operational practices. Over time, this makes it easier to consider a stable, data-driven marine fleet management framework.
*The above is purely an intended use scenario and does not represent an actual implementation case.
During the evaluation phase, a company can confirm functions and an operational picture through demos and individual consultations. After operations begin, Wärtsilä provides technical assistance and 24/7 operational support as part of its services. In addition, security arrangements are in place, including incident response and vulnerability management by a dedicated team (PSIRT).