Dynamic decisioning We continue exploring the topics of operational analytics (OA) in the aviation industry. Data plays a crucial role in flight performance analytics, operational decisioning and risk management. Real-time data enhances them. The aviation industry uses real-time data for a multitude of operational analytics cases: monitor operational systems, measure wear and tear of equipment, […]
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The Ground Handling journey – today and tomorrow In today’s blog we are discussing how Operational Analytics (OA) enables the aviation Ground Handling industry to deliver their services to airlines. Aviation is one of the most complex industries out there, so it offers a wealth of examples (plus it’s also close to our hearts). OA
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Today we are looking at the data aspect of flight safety management in the aviation industry.
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In this short article we are looking at one of the key data sources for the aviation industry – ACARS – and how IOblend helps to unlock new analytical capabilities from it.
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How to automate Direct Operating Cost (DOC) data collection, processing and serving with IOblend.
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Collecting and managing airline fuel data is complex and time consuming. IOblend can greatly streamline the process and enable real-time decisioning.
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I think most practitioners in the data world would agree that the core data mesh principles of decentralisation to improve data enablement are sound. Originally penned by Zhamak Dehghani, Data Mesh architecture is attracting a lot of attention, and rightly so. However, there is a growing concern in the data industry regarding how the data
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IOblend Data Mesh – power to the data people! Analyst engineering made simple Hello folks, IOblend here. Hope you are all keeping well. Companies are increasingly leaning towards self-service data authoring. Why, you ask? It is because the prevailing monolithic data architecture (no matter how advanced) does not condone an easy way to manage the