Our latest version of Volaris in the Media features mentions of Volaris Group leaders in industry publications throughout the autumn of 2025.
This roundup showcases the emphasis placed on industry-specific best practice sharing, innovative problem-solving, and the collaborative team styles upheld within the Volaris network.
Click named Microsoft Dynamics 365 Marketing Automation Company of the Year 2025
Click, acquired by Volaris Group in January 2023, has been named the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Marketing Automation Company of the Year 2025 by CIOReview. CIOReview is a technology magazine offering industry insights to C-suite executives, technology buyers, and more.
The award is granted to companies that offer successful marketing automation solutions within Microsoft Dynamics 365.
By providing native integration within Dynamics 365, Click allows clients to enhance sales and marketing collaboration, improve accurate lead qualification, and promote seamless campaign handoff.
CEO Andrew Jones states: “Backed by over 15 years of experience, we deliver deep marketing expertise and hands-on guidance to help organizations achieve measurable, sustainable growth.”
- Read more in the CIOReview article: Click: Redefining Marketing Automation with Native Dynamics 365 Integration
Fisa Group ranked as one of the best companies for young talent in Ecuador
Fisa Group placed fourth in the 2025 ranking of Employers for Youth (EFY) in Ecuador, an employer brand study focused on companies offering the best environments for young professionals. Fisa Group is a leading provider of integrated technology solutions for the financial services industry in Latin America, and part of Vencora, the financial services ecosystem that grew out of Volaris Group.
Fisa Group emphasizes its commitment to young talent by creating workplaces where individuals can grow professionally, collaborate in teams, and contribute to innovation-driven transformation.
The company states: “Beyond rankings and certifications, this result reflects something essential: the spirit of our people. Each project, each initiative, and every effort add up so that Fisa Group is recognized as a place where young talent wants to be and grow.”
They were also ranked second as one of the top three best companies for technology professionals under 35 in Ecuador.
- Read more in the Fisa Group blog: Fisa Group among the Top 5 of the Best Companies for Young Talents in Ecuador 2025 (Original article is in Spanish)
See the rankings:
- No. 4 EFY General Ecuador Ranking 2025
- No 2. Best Companies for Technology Professionals Under 35 – Ecuador
SpecTec, a maritime software provider, recently received several media mentions. With 40 years of experience in the maritime industry, the company’s solutions enable vessel operators to extend asset life, improve safety, and ensure continuity of operations during a period of elevated transition in the maritime sector.
SpecTec CEO speaks on improving fleet maintenance and strategy
SpecTec CEO Adam Dennett contributed an op-ed to Marine Log, a prominent maritime industry publication, highlighting how digital asset management systems are critical as the commercial vessel fleet continues to age. Marine Log covers global commercial shipping news, technology, regulations, and operational insights for vessel owners and marine professionals, with a history of marine industry journalism that extends back to 1878.
The article highlights a risk in the industry: the average ship in operation today is past 17 years old, and vessels that have been in operation for more than 20 years face higher risks of safety failure, leading Dennett to state that integrated, software-based maintenance strategies are no longer optional.
He explains that SpecTec’s AMOS technology helps operators better coordinate maintenance, reduce unplanned downtime, and make strategic asset-life decisions: “Fundamentally, [AMOS] gives ship owners and operators real control of their most valuable assets and sets new standards for safety, reliability, and efficiency.”
- Read the Marine Log op-ed: Op-Ed: Asset management vital for aging global fleet
Garry Clarke appointed SpecTec’s Chief Product Officer
SpecTec has appointed Garry Clarke as Chief Product Officer, a new role created to accelerate product innovation and ensure solutions are closely aligned with customer and industry needs. The appointment was covered by Digital Ship, a digital publication with a newsletter that reaches more than 15,000 maritime technology professionals.
Clarke brings more than a decade of leadership in SaaS product teams across fintech, mobility, and logistics and will lead SpecTec’s next phase of growth: building intuitive, scalable platforms that directly support safe, efficient, and sustainable vessel operations.
Clarke says: “In a sector that underpins and drives global trade, building products that are trusted, intuitive, and valuable from day one is a responsibility I’m proud to take on.”
The appointment aligns with SpecTec’s plans to invest 25% of operating profit in research and development while combining maritime expertise with knowledge from other industries.
- Read more in the Digital Ship article: SpecTec Names Garry Clarke Chief Product Officer
SpecTec introduces AMOS-X and highlights continued product innovation
SpecTec has launched AMOS-X, a platform that integrates maintenance, inventory, and procurement tools to give operators a unified view of vessel assets. The announcement was featured in Ship Technology, a publication covering technology developments across the global shipping sector.
With fleets operating longer and under increasing regulatory and operational pressures, AMOS-X is designed to help ship owners reduce unplanned downtime, improve crew efficiency and support both cloud-based and IT strategies. AMOS-X brings multiple core asset management functions together in one unified platform.
“AMOS-X reflects our continued focus on providing solutions that bring clarity and control to maritime operations and help customers meet the everyday demands and pressures of efficiently, safely, and sustainably running their vessels,” says Adam Dennett, CEO, SpecTec.
The launch aligns with SpecTec’s commitment to continued product innovation.
- Read more in the Ship Technology article: SpecTec introduces AMOS-X platform for fleet asset management
SpecTec CEO speaks to maritime industry best practices
SpecTec CEO Adam Dennett told Splash 24/7 that the shipping industry’s next major digital leap will come not from new tools but from connecting existing systems and working to create widespread industry best practice. Splash 24/7 is an online publication covering the maritime industry, with commentaries and analysis from industry leaders.
Dennett explains that while many vessels rely on software and digital systems, “technology is siloed within the industry and data exists within multiple systems which are not integrated or talking to each other.” He adds: “There’s a huge opportunity in getting that interoperability part right. It would create real visibility across the shipping supply and value chain.”
Dennett also outlines how SpecTec plans to use integration and AI to produce product-enhancing predictive algorithms, improved customer support models, and efficient development practices.
- Read more in the Splash 24/7 article: SpecTec: Shipping’s digital breakthrough lies in better data
