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It's no secret that an aircraft is a huge investment, with list prices easily reaching nine digit sums; the A350-900, which celebrates a year in service in January, would set an airline back by a massive $304.8million, or $1.2million a month in...
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Whenever you send an email, you generally use a single application that you have come to know and understand through consistent use. But just imagine a world in which each time you sent an email to a different person, you would have to use that...
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In a recent Information Week article, Internet of Things: The Rubber Meets the Road, Chris Taylor discusses what he sees as the three challenges associated with IoT today: automating decisions, limits of imagination, and fast data.
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Michael Blumberg of the Blumberg Advisory Group recently wrote an interesting blog post: The Impact of IoT on Enterprise Service Management – Part II. In it he addresses the impact on field service engineers, call center staff and the supply chain....
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In a recent blog post on Information Week (“IoT is about Analysis, Not Things”) Chris Taylor wrote:
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For centuries, farmers have fixed their own machinery, and if they couldn’t fix it themselves they would call on a local mechanic to make the repair. But modern agricultural equipment has gotten much more complex and the traditional screwdriver and...
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Our involvement in interactive round tables and speaking has provided us multiple opportunities to share insights we’ve gained from our 15 years of developing troubleshooting and fault isolation solutions. Diagnosing problems on complex equipment...
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In our conversations with leading manufacturers, ATP found that No-Fault-Found rates in aviation are a top concern for Original Equipment Manufacturer’s (OEM’s) as well as service operations. This is because, when a part has No-Fault-Found, it can...
