Lloyd’s Register (LR) is supporting Greek shipowner Centrofin as it enters the next stage of its digital transformation.
The company has launched a Digital Transformation Advisory (DTA) programme with LR after completing its Digital Maturity Index (DMI) assessment.
This marks the start of Centrofin’s advisory phase, during which LR will help the company to define its digital strategy, identify priority opportunities and create a structured implementation roadmap.
The engagement builds on the DMI assessment, which provides a benchmarked view of an organisation’s digital readiness and highlights areas for targeted investment and improvement.
The move reflects a broader shift among shipowners from benchmarking digital capability towards delivery. LR’s DTA service is designed to bridge that gap, taking companies from initial assessment through to strategy and execution. The DMI is increasingly acting as the entry point, giving owners a benchmarked view of their digital readiness before moving into advisory and implementation
Nikos Athanasoulis, Regional Advisory Lead - Greece, Israel & Cyprus, Lloyd’s Register Advisory, said: “Shipowners are moving beyond isolated digital projects and looking for a clear route to implementation. The focus is now on delivering measurable operational value. Our work with Centrofin is about turning insight into action and defining a strategy that can be executed in a structured and commercially focused way.”
Anthony Lambros, COO of Centrofin said: “For a long time we have nurtured various ideas on how to use modern technologies to create added value for our daily operations, as well as our strategic planning and decision making. The distance between vision and eventual execution can sometimes be massive. We hope that the Lloyd’s Register team with their vast experience will help us navigate the steps of this digital transformation and create a roadmap to success.”
