Дата: 14-12-18 12:07IT INTEGRATION KEY TO DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF AIRPORTSThe integration of an airport’s operational planning and IT solutions is key to its successful digital transformation, writes Taner Chakar, product manager at Quintiq. The coming years will be a completely different game for airport operators. As airport operators think about the airport of the future and act to align their systems to achieving that goal, they are experiencing difficulty in moving from legacy systems to automated processes and, eventually, integrating A-CDM completely. T-shirts, caps, cups with an aviation theme print --->>> According to Frost & Sullivan, these challenges, combined with global capacity constraints, will drive up airport IT spending over the next five years. For an organisation as complex as an airport, the crucial element of successful airport digital transformation is the integration of the airport’s operational planning and IT solutions. This is a crucial distinction because passengers have grown accustomed to seamless experiences, and expect as much wherever they are, whenever it is. Their everyday lives involve highly interconnected hardware and software that simply do not operate in silos – and airports must behave this way as well. Silos leave financial value on the table. When people and software operate in silos, the lack of alignment not only severely cripples operational and cost efficiency but also leaves the door open to risky miscalculations that result in delays, inconvenience and even mishaps. T-shirts, caps, cups with an aviation theme print --->>> In response to this, airport operators are today automating many of their processes on systems that can plan complex, interdependent resources. By uniting all these voices and sharing timely, accurate information, airport operators can work with confidence. These are powerful tools that are available, out of the box, and can be configured to solve the many scheduling challenges in the airport. From the airport entrance to the plane, airport operators can determine the position, efficiency and availability of their people and assets at any time from the convenience of a single access point. The integrated, future-ready airport is able to utilise the power of automated decision-making and receive continuous feedback for operators to make adjustments on-the-fly, which is key for an environment with a staggering amount of variables. T-shirts, caps, cups with an aviation theme print --->>> This is intelligence at the tip of one’s fingers: the flexibility to test scenarios in order to maximise efficiencies. These capabilities are not arriving in the future. The solution that gives airport operators these capabilities are already here. It’s time to challenge the status quo of operating airports in silos and act to implement a solution that is highly modular, configurable and scalable. Yes, each airport is unique, but the best solution is able to be configured to the present and future needs of each airport. Джерело інформації: Airport World |
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