Fisheries Technologies

Fisheries Technologies is rated 3 out of 5 in the category information technology and services. Read and write reviews about Fisheries Technologies. Fisheries Technologies, founded 2012, is a privately owned Icelandic company specializing in the field of fisheries management on a governmental level. Our main focus is on fisheries data collection procedures and related information systems. Iceland is among the most successful nations in the field of sustainable fisheries. The Icelandic fisheries management system features a clearly stated fisheries policy, a comprehensive marine research program, an effective fisheries control mechanism and qualified experts. For the past two decades, our FishTech experts have worked as employees for the Icelandic fisheries authorities and played a key role in the development and operation of the successful Icelandic fisheries management system. Today, the Icelandic fisheries management system provides the Icelandic authorities a clear overview of the fisheries with timely and precise information of its progress together with updated economic data. In addition to developing practical solutions for the Icelandic government, our experts have also worked as independent consultants on several projects in the developing countries. This has provided us with a good perspective and insight and a better understanding of the challenges that affect fisheries management throughout the world. Fisheries Technologies offers a simple but effective fisheries management solution, the “FishTech Fisheries Manager”. The Fisheries manager is a powerful out-of-the-box centralized information system especially designed for fisheries management on a governmental level. Our solutions include data collection procedures and information systems for gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established systematic fashion. This enables our customers to capture quantitative and/or qualitative evidence of its fisheries which in turn provides accurate data analysis for fisheries control, reporting and marine research institutes.