Benefit Software has concluded its participation at Posidonia 2026, reporting strong visitor engagement and new business opportunities following the four-day maritime exhibition in Athens. The company showcased its integrated digital ecosystem, including Benefit ERP, bHive and Polus AI, attracting shipowners, operators and maritime technology professionals from across the global shipping industry. According to Benefit Software, the event generated a strong pipeline of qualified leads and new discussions with international shipping companies. At the centre of the company’s offering is an interconnected platform combining its maritime ERP system, the Polus AI decision-support layer and the bHive connectivity hub, enabling shipping companies to integrate fleet management, operational data and third-party services within a unified digital environment. Thomas Zavitsanos, Founder and CEO of Benefit Software, said: “Thirty years in this industry have taught us that trust is built face to face. Posidonia gives us that opportunity, and this year’s edition was one of our strongest yet.” Benefit Software said its participation at Posidonia 2026 reflects its ongoing commitment to supporting the maritime industry’s digital transformation through solutions designed to improve operational efficiency, compliance and commercial performance. The post Benefit Software attracts strong interest at Posidonia 2026 appeared first on Container News .