Montreal – September 03, 2026 -- Global Spatial Technology Solutions (GSTS) has renamed itself OCIANA®, consolidating its corporate identity under its flagship maritime information platform.
GSTS unifies brand under flagship OCIANA platform
The rebrand shifts the company's public identity to match the software already used by its defense and commercial clients. All products, services and contact channels remain unchanged; only the corporate name and branding have been updated. The company's former domain, GSTS.ca, now redirects to OCIANA.com.
OCIANA serves dual-use defense and commercial supply chain markets
For defense and security agencies, OCIANA provides a predictive layer for maritime intelligence, fusing sensor data, historical patterns and real-time information to help authorities flag suspicious behavior, detect threats earlier, and coordinate across sea, air and intelligence services.
For maritime supply chain operators, OCIANA integrates with existing port and voyage management systems rather than replacing them. The platform aligns vessel speed with port readiness, predicts arrival times, and flags bottlenecks before they cause delays, helping ports increase throughput and reduce emissions.
CEO Richard Kolacz frames shift from situational data to actionable insight
"Anstatt lediglich Informationen zur Lage im maritimen Bereich bereitzustellen, liefern wir aussagekräftige maritime Erkenntnisse," said Richard Kolacz, CEO of OCIANA, in translated remarks describing the company's move from raw maritime data to decision-ready intelligence.
Company plans expanded AI fusion and real-time port coordination network
OCIANA intends to broaden its AI-driven capabilities through wider multisensor fusion and improved collaboration workflows between agencies and allied partners, aiming to accelerate the transition from detection to coordinated action while improving transparency in AI-based decision-making.
The company also plans to expand its connected maritime ecosystem for supply chain organizations, replacing phone, email and paper-based coordination among ports, shipping lines and pilotage authorities with a shared real-time view. Planned capabilities include more precise berth planning, faster pilot booking, pre-arrival notifications, coordinated voyage plans and consistent just-in-time arrivals.