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To address how Aviation businesses can get more value from their data and people, we sat down with transformation and operations expert Simon Wilcox in our latest webinar. Together we discussed how data sharing drives operational and commercial value, and why organisations should focus on culture and leadership mindset shifts,
The UK Aviation industry is committed to reaching Net Zero by 2050. While the ambition is clear, achieving it is complex. Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), aircraft innovation, and carbon offsetting dominate the conversation. These are important steps, yet on their own, they fall short of delivering the scale of change
“I think a lot of digital and data initiatives across the board fail because they’re seen as technology problems, and they’re not. They are ultimately people and process journeys that you need to go on…” Andy Isenman, Head of Technology, Cloud & Data, Heathrow Airport Successful data transformations in
Today’s Aviation businesses are drowning in data. Every team, department and facility produces thousands of data points per hour. If the volume of data was the key to success, most airports and airlines would be well ahead in the race. Unfortunately, as many in the industry know, that’s not the
