MaMa -
collaboration for circular economy
Material Maintenance MaMa Oy offer an innovative material maintenance software MaMa. MaMa is a cloud based service that gathers all information about the materials used in interiors and offers maintenance information in a structured way throughout the supply and use chain.
MaMa software promotes the circular economy and sustainability. It serves e.g. construction and shipping industry, enabling the sharing of information between the entire ecosystem. For end customers this becomes visible when all interiors, well maintained, look as if they were new.
MaMa allows smooth collaboration between all stakeholders from architects to builders, turnkey companies and other suppliers to facility or cruise ship owners companies.
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User friendly interfaces can be tailored to make information easily accessible for different types of users.
What & why?
Why Choose Us?
Minimize waste
The leading professionals in contract market
Award Winning
Service
Structured data
MaMa also enables efficiency in scheduling, as all data can be used in future planning and decision making.
It extends the life cycle of cruise ship interiors or building interiors and promotes sustainable development in all construction businessies.
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Our team has decades of experience in cruise line, ferry line, vessel and icebreaker interiors, including numerous new building and refurbishment projects for:
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Carnival Corporation & PLC
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Royal Caribbean Cruises
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Finnlines
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Tallink Grupp
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Viking Line
Also other sectors: hospitality, health care , government, aviation services and other public spaces in Finland and abroad are part of of our clientele basis.
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We won the Ultrahack Hackathon prize in Turku Finland with this application model in 2018.
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We were a participant and developed the sustainability background of our software in the first Circular Design program 2022-2023.
MaMa minimizes waste and allows seamless and effective collaboration between the whole community involved in the building and use of cruise ships.
It is both an economic and ecological solution. It reduces manual work and creates
repeatability in renovation, spare parts maintenance, and the recycling and utilization of surplus materials.
