When you're continuing a company legacy, it is vital that the data stays secure. Alex Albertini knows this well, and says that the governance aspect of Complexio is what brought him to look at it in the first place.
"My key point was that the data stayed on premises or within the infrastructure, and that we can run our security measures within the framework, and we're guaranteed that nothing was actually leaked out of our system."
See the full conversation with Alex to hear more about how a 100-year-old company is using AI within its operations.
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Recurring issues are easy to miss and expensive to ignore.
In the latest episode of the Complexio Podcast, James Peacock shares how one client uncovered a pattern hiding in plain sight, and it wasn't until the team asked Stevie, Complexio's enterprise AI assistant, about the incident that they learned it was the fourth crane failure in six months.
Stevie stitches separate events together, so one question can surface a pattern that would otherwise stay invisible.
Hear James tell the story in the clip, and catch the full conversation with James Peacock and Constantin Diez in the comments.
Join Senior Software Engineer Constantin Diez and Head of Product James Peacock on the latest Complexio podcast episode as they delve into Stevie, Complexio's enterprise AI assistant.
They highlight how disparities between documented processes and daily operations can lead to value loss and how Stevie addresses this by interpreting unstructured communication alongside structured company data.
The conversation notes that context brokerage, not just LLM integration, is the distinguishing factor, leading to real-world benefits like identifying a recurring crane failure and uncovering a long-standing legal issue.
Listen in for a discussion on the true demands of adopting enterprise AI and the importance of understanding real operations.
Find the full episode link in the comments.
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Being at the helm of a fourth generation company, Marfin Management S.A.M. CEO Alex Albertini knows better than most the risk and reward that comes with change. When assessing AI, it can be hard to know which of the two will lead.
When Alex saw Complexio in action, he was surprised by the granular level of detail the platform could give him. He saw his company mapped out in full, down to the initial trigger of the smallest workflow in the business. And behind each output, a rationale that allowed him to question where the information came from.
The removal of the black box behaviour of AI, coupled with the application of human judgement, is what allowed Marfin to proceed, with not just an investment in Complexio, but an investment into the future generation of Marfin.
#IntelligentAutomations #EnterpriseAI #DataGovernance #Complexio
What does it take for a 200-vessel operator to trust AI with commercial and finance, the two functions where exposure is least forgiving, and then scale it across the business?
Context that stays yours.
Last week Hafnia's CEO Mikael Skov confirmed in the company's Q1 results that Complexio is improving response times across those departments, and wider business adoption is set to scale through 2026 and 2027.
In the Q1 results presentation he made a point that matters to anyone responsible for enterprise security. Most AI that learns how your business works needs you to send your data to it. The moment that data leaves your environment, you lose control of how it is retained, who else it informs, and where it can resurface. For a regulated operator, that is not a trade you can make.
With Complexio, the understanding of how your business runs is built for your enterprise alone, from your data alone, and never leaves your environment. No shared model, no pooled training, no data crossing between customers. Governance is part of the architecture, not an afterthought: access is enforced through the identity and role structures you already operate, with every output traceable back to the source data it was built from.
As Skov put it: "Complexio offers a solution where you're not sharing sensitive data outside your own business."
Hafnia is showing what becomes possible when AI understands the business and the business keeps control of its data. We are proud to be building it alongside them.
Closing the books in a maritime business means pulling data from vessels, entities, and systems that don't agree with each other.
Konstantinos Xanthopoulidis, Accounts & Finance Manager at Alassia NewShips Management Inc., used Stevie to compress his two-week reporting cycle into 3-4 days.
"I came in sceptical, but a quarterly financial report that would normally take me two weeks came together in 3-4 days. Now I reach for Stevie whenever a complex project comes up."
Stevie takes on the operational load so finance teams don't have to. Faster close, cleaner consolidation, time back for analysis.
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Alex Albertini, CEO of Marfin, gave Complexio full access to the operations of his multigenerational shipping company.
The initial assessment surfaced ~200 automation opportunities across 9 operational domains, with 30 ready for immediate deployment.
Since then, invoices have been processed autonomously. Daily vessel reports, duplicate detection, and payment confirmations have followed.
In this episode, Danny Lange reflects on what enterprise AI looks like once a real operation depends on it.
Thanks to Alex and the Marfin team for sharing how they're putting AI to work.
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Resilience in the face of disruption is the theme of this year's @TradeWindsNews Shipowners Forum at @posidoniaevents 2026, capturing where the industry sits as geopolitics, sanctions and tightening regulation redraw the operating environment.
That disruption lands first in operations, where the information behind every strategic decision sits scattered across chartering, ops, finance and compliance systems, often taking days to pull together.
Complexio is the intelligence layer for enterprise operations. It connects across the systems already in place and turns that understanding into the decisions and actions that keep shipping moving.
We're proud to sponsor the Forum. Co-CEOs David Ehrlich and Matthew Talbot (@talbot_mcj), alongside Senior Commercial Director Panos Dragounis, will be in Athens for the full week of Posidonia. If operational intelligence is on your agenda, let's talk.
#Posidonia2026 #TradeWindsShipownersForum #Maritime #Shipping
"Capturing the tacit knowledge that experienced people apply every day."
— Giovannini, Chairman, TST Group · Inside Marine
40 years in dry bulk. One sentence on where enterprise AI is actually going.
Full feature: https://t.co/rRr73Tj9lg
Complexio is sponsoring Geneva Dry this year, and we'll be there in person tomorrow.
If you're attending, come have a chat with Matthew Talbot, Mark Robertshaw and Panos Dragounis - we'd love to hear how you're thinking about AI inside your business.
See you in Geneva.
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"Intelligent automation" has meant faster execution for most of the last decade - that era is ending.
The context that turns automation into judgment, validation, and act on - and how well it understands each action before it takes it.
In this episode, Danny Lange, President of Complexio, walks through the architecture behind that shift: systems built on a living understanding of how an organisation actually operates.
This is the generation of AI built for operations where the answer has to be right, not just fast.
#EnterpriseAI #AgenticAI #AIStrategy #Complexio
There is a version of enterprise AI that grows more capable as your operations grow more complex.
Complexio ingests your operations, understands how work actually happens, and continuously designs its own automations - before anyone asks it to.
Automation repeats the past. Intelligence learns for the future.
#EnterpriseAI #Complexio #IntelligentAutomation
There is a cost sitting inside most enterprise automation that doesn't show up in any audit.
It is the invisible tax on every organisation where the exceptions keep finding the same people.
The system runs well. The rules hold. Until something requires interpretation, a judgment call, a decision shaped by context the system was never given. And then it stops. And a person picks it up.
That person is rarely junior. Their attention is rarely cheap. And the gap that sent the exception to them remains exactly where it was.
The organisations closing this gap are not automating faster. They are automating with more understanding - systems that carry the relationships, the history, the context that governs how decisions actually get made inside a specific enterprise.
When automation has access to that, exceptions stop travelling as far. Leadership attention stops being the workaround. And the people at the top are finally free to do what only they can.
#EnterpriseAI #AIStrategy #OperationalExcellence
Your AI has processed every document your organisation has ever produced. But has it actually understood any of it?
Retrieval and understanding are not the same thing.
Most enterprise AI is brilliant at finding information. What it struggles with is the stuff that was never written down - the reasoning behind decisions, the context behind relationships, the organisational patterns that experienced teams just know.
That's the gap Stevie was built to close.
Not just an AI that searches. One that understands how your organisation actually works.
#EnterpriseAI #BusinessAutomation #AIForBusiness