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Here’s where to meet the #Quvia team in November: ⚡ ADIPEC Exhibition and Conference ✈️ Future Travel Experience (FTE) APEX Asia Expo 🚢 International Cruise Summit 2025 Curious about the future of connectivity, AI and digital experiences in aviation and maritime? Drop us a line to schedule time onsite. #ADIPEC #APEXFTEAsiaExpo #ICSMadrid2025 #Innovation

Sunset over Italy’s Amalfi Coast, and conversations buzzing about the future of connected ships in both Cruise and Ferry — that’s the energy we took away from Interferry! ⚓ Quvia is helping Cruise & Ferry operators transform onboard experiences: 🛳️ Seamless guest journeys 🛳️Avoiding costly overages on LEO satellite networks 🛳️Optimized operations & smarter revenue streams The future of connected ships isn’t coming — it’s here, and we’re proud to lead the way. #FerryInnovation #OnboardExperience #DigitalTransformation #Quvia #SatelliteConnectivity

Billions of connections, one simple goal: better digital experiences everywhere. Join #Quvia and help us shape the future of connectivity. 🚀 Open roles include: ▪️Service Delivery Engineer (Miramar, FL) https://bit.ly/48edZw2 ▪️Service Delivery Engineer (UK) https://bit.ly/4mFVrbn ▪️Senior Solutions Architect (Miami, FL) https://bit.ly/48KsYOf Check out additional opportunities here: https://bit.ly/47m5EFT  #Hiring #JobOpening #JobSearch

Interferry 2025 has kicked off and we are excited to see everyone. One of the audience questions asked in CLIA | Cruise Lines International Association President Bud Darr keynote - Q&A - stemmed around managing connectivity performance for crew and passengers. For the next two days, we are looking forward to networking and discussing the role Quvia plays in the ecosystem - from better integration and management of connectivity cost to integrating AI tools, resulting in a revenue generating platform for a seamless experience. Check out Emily Coelho and Dag L. while you are around!!

🚢 To deliver the best connectivity at sea, every onboard system needs to work in sync. From app usage patterns to antenna performance and iCafe integration, Quvia 360 provides end-to-end visibility into how networks are actually performing. By integrating real-time data from third-party systems, cruise companies can spot bandwidth bottlenecks that affect guests, adjust policies to keep systems resilient and analyze consumption patterns to improve procurement. The outcome is a fleet-wide view that makes it easier to optimize, adapt and deliver seamless connectivity no matter where you’re sailing. 👉 Explore how Quvia 360 provides deeper network insights: https://lnkd.in/gXDh3fqa

Next week, Quvia will be represented at Interferry 2025 in Sorrento, Italy by Kidsan Barnes and myself. Interferry is always a key arena to engage with ferry operators, partners, and industry peers – and this year’s event is no exception. For us, it’s about more than just discussions; it’s about shaping the future of ferry connectivity. At Quvia, we enable operators to take control of their digital journey with AI-driven, real-time orchestration across multiple networks and providers. This gives ferry companies independent visibility, resilience, and efficiency in their connectivity strategies. Our goal is simple: 🚢 Smarter operations 👨👩👧👦 Seamless passenger experiences 🔗 Future-ready connectivity The ferry industry is transforming rapidly, and Quvia is proud to stand alongside operators to navigate this change with innovation, transparency, and trust. 👉 If you’re attending, don’t hesitate to reach out to Kidsan Barnes or Dag L. – we’d be delighted to have engaging conversations about how connectivity can drive the future of ferry travel. #Interferry2025 #FerryConnectivity #MaritimeInnovation #DigitalFerry #PassengerExperience #SmartFerry #MaritimeTransformation #Quvia

Quvia Pulse gives airlines clear visibility into IFC performance, helping them shift from reacting to issues to anticipating them. Together, Air Canada, Quvia and SES Satellites have shown how close collaboration can turn that visibility into meaningful operational improvements. In this recent Runway Girl Network article, André Patrick, Manager of In-Flight Wi-Fi & Analytics at Air Canada, explains: “It [Quvia] shows us as an airline what’s working, what’s not working — packet loss, latency, and QoE on the web level. So, what we like about it is we’re taking that data, and we’re working with SES to understand what’s happening. We have real-time escalation, and we don’t have to wait until our customer complains about it when they’re on the ground through customer relations four days later. We don’t have to wait for our service provider to run an analysis and four days later, as an example, tell us what the root cause analysis was. We know in real time there’s a problem. Quvia also provides a trend report so we know at a root level or an aircraft level what’s happening over time to say, ‘this aircraft has some component that might be failing because the QoE is low, or this route for some reason always drops Wi-Fi in this region, why is that?’ So, we can dive into that with our service provider.”

Two big maritime gatherings are just around the corner, and #Quvia will be there!  🌍 We’re looking forward to joining industry leaders at Interferry and the Maritime Cyprus 2025 Conference. If you’re attending, let’s connect to talk about the future of maritime connectivity and share what we’ve been building at Quvia. 🚢⚓ #InterFerry2025 #Ferry #MaritimeIndustry