Smaller vendors are being forced to radically overhaul their operating costs while driving innovation in order to protect relationships with their major OEM customers. Jeff Pike looks at the three steps of enterprise management: map, monitor and manage.
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You have just gone through the long process of purchasing an aircraft; it’s time to determine what the interior should look like. Who do you turn to for the right color and material selections and the amenities you require or desire?
There is a growing shortage of qualified aircraft engineers and pilots, with many companies struggling to fill positions. The answer could lie in the specialist recruitment sector
The devil really is in the detail of converting designs successfully into the manufactured product, and cutting corners is never an option even though, as commercial concerns, companies may be driven by margins and profit goals.
Predictive analytics can make your customers feel like kings while your business soars
Ahead of next week’s APEX Expo in Portland, USA, Cyril Jean, CEO of PXCom explains how this French startup company’s digital and interactive digital applications can enhance IFE systems with high-end destination content
The German aviation industry is under pressure: pressure on pricing, and pressure to rethink their working methods in line with changing customer requirements. These pressures have been highlighted in a study conducted by the Staufen management consultancy in partnership with the BDLI
If each flight of a Boeing 787 alone generates 500GB of data, with everything from the cabin pressure to the pressure of the tires being recorded, what happens to that massively growing amount of ‘big data’? And what do you do with it?
Having the right IT management tools, in-flight wi-fi and tablet-style entertainment systems could save money for airlines. From the passenger perspective, they should be aware of what services will be available to them and when, so the entertainment and wi-fi services they use are seamless and uninterrupted