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DNV’s organisation explained

DNV is an international organisation with a network of 300 offices spread over 100 countries. DNV's 7,000 employees work at key locations in Europe, in the Americas and in Asia and Australia.

Many of DNV's services, such as management system certification and corporate responsibility, can be applied successfully in any industry. However, our main target industries are:

DNV is organised into four business areas and two independent business units:

DNV Energy
DNV Industry
DNV IT Risk Management
DNV Maritime

Independent business units:

DNV Software
DNV Research and Innovation

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[12/01/2006]
DNV acquires proNavis AS
DNV has acquired the Norwegian software and consulting company proNavis AS.
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[10/01/2006]
DNV reopens New Orleans Office
The DNV New Orleans office is 100% operational as of 3 January 2006. The New Orleans and Mobile offices were closed due to the devastating effects of Hurricane Katrina.
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[09/01/2006]
DNV launches unique software
DNV has launched its new Nauticus Hull software, which provides unique support for the Common Structural Rules for double hull oil tankers, only three weeks after the Rules were adopted by the Council of the International Association of Classification Societies (IACS).
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[02/01/2006]
DNV acquires Tireno
Hamburg: Tireno Innovations AG – a provider of IT Management services has been acquired by DNV. This move strengthens DNV’s ability to help companies optimise their business processes in a cost-efficient manner.
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[02/01/2006]
EDF means business with environmental certification
In one of the biggest certification contracts ever, the EDF group (Electricité de France) has been certified by DNV to the ISO 14001 standard for environmental management systems.
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