Danelec
John Terje Furholm is an experienced Service Engineer currently working at Danelec and Kyma AS since September 2021. With a long-standing background, John serves as the Owner of Bergen Datasikkerhet, specializing in Data Recovery, computer and network security. Previous roles include External IT Consultant at Fjord Line AS, managing support systems such as Azure and O365, and External Administrator for the itslearning system at Bergen Academy of Art and Design. John's extensive consulting experience also includes maritime network support at UniSea AS and IT consulting roles at itslearning, Norsk Datasenter AS, and Fagdata Bergen AS. John has furthered education at CQURE Academy, focusing on hacking and securing Windows infrastructure, and completed training at ArkLantec/Egroup and Norsk sikkerhetssenter Steinsland.
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Danelec is revolutionizing the maritime industry by simplifying data capture for ship owners. With innovative technologies such as Voyage Data Recorders (VDRs), Shaft Power Meters (KYMA), and cutting-edge IoT infrastructure, Danelec is helping owners future-proof their fleets and stay ahead of the curve in a rapidly evolving, data-driven economy. With products installed on over 10,000 vessels worldwide, Danelec is a leading provider of ship performance monitoring solutions. Committed to providing the best possible products and services, Danelec enables its customers to operate more efficiently and effectively, while meeting changing regulations. The company's cloud-based platform gives owners access to real-time data, providing valuable insights that can be used to optimize safety, performance, and costs. With a global presence that spans across 50 countries, Danelec is well-equipped to provide fast, reliable, and cost-efficient service and support to its customers wherever they may be. Whether you're in Denmark, Norway, Greece, Germany, Poland, Singapore, South Korea, or China, you can rest assured that Danelec has you covered with a team of over 600 factory-trained personnel.