M2 LIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENT

ADVERTISING; BUSINESS MANAGEMENT; BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION; PROVIDING OFFICE FUNCTIONS

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR; INSTALLATION OF TURN KEY INSTALLATIONS AND MODERNIZATIONS, NAMELY, ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, SAFETY SYSTEMS INSTALLATIONS, HVAC-INSTALLATIONS, PIPING INSTALLATIONS, CATERING SYSTEM INSTALLATIONS, PROVISION STORE INSTALLATIONS, REFRIGERATION UNIT INSTALLATIONS, INTERIOR INSTALLATIONS AND RETROFITTED BALCONY INSTALLATIONS IN CABINS, PUBLIC SPACES, CREW AREAS, GALLEYS AND LAUNDRY AREAS IN PASSENGER CRUISE SHIPS

SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL SERVICES, NAMELY, SERVICES IN THE FIELD OF CRUISE SHIPS, NAMELY, TECHNICAL SUPPORT IN THE NATURE OF MONITORING AND ANALYZING TECHNICAL DATA FROM NETWORK SYSTEMS REGARDING THE CONDITION OF CRUISE SHIP'S HOTEL AREAS BASED ON INFORMATION FROM SEVERAL INFORMATION SOURCES AND SYSTEMS; TECHNICAL CONSULTANCY IN RELATION TO DESIGNING AND PROGRAMMING SHIP OWNER'S PLANNED MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS THROUGH THE LOGGING, MONITORING AND CONTROLLING OF THE FOLLOWING TECHNICAL SYSTEMS IN A CRUISE SHIP, NAMELY, ENGINES, FUEL CONSUMPTION SYSTEMS, MANEUVERING, COMMUNICATIONS AND SAFETY SYSTEMS, ENERGY PRODUCTION, HEATING AND VENTILATION SYSTEMS, LIGHTING SYSTEMS, ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS, WATER SYSTEMS AND REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS; DATABASE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES, NAMELY, DESIGNING AND PROGRAMMING OF SHIP OWNER'S PRODUCT DATABASES; DESIGNING AND PROGRAMMING OF FACILITIES MANAGEMENT TOOLS FOR SHIP OWNER'S EXECUTIVES, NAMELY, DESIGNING AND PROGRAMMING CRUISE SHIP'S MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE WITH THE CAPACITY TO HANDLE A SINGLE SHIP OR LARGER FLEETS; DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING OF MODERNIZATION PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT TOOLS, NAMELY, DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING ON-LINE PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE AND RESEARCH AND DESIGN IN FIELDS RELATING THERETO; IMPLEMENTATION OF SOFTWARE AND COMPUTER-BASED TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF MONITORING ANY OF THE SHIP OWNER'S EXISTING, NEWLY DESIGNED AND PROGRAMMED SPECIFIC PLANNED MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS; INDUSTRIAL ANALYSIS AND RESEARCH SERVICES IN THE FIELD OF CRUISE SHIP MANAGEMENT