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Digital shipping company looking to break through in Asia

Hanseaticsoft grew its revenue 40 percent in 2017 and now supplies fleet management software to more than 1,300 ships around the world. The plan now is to break through in Asia, CEO Alexander Buchmann tells ShippingWatch.

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