When Observability is Good for Chaos
For Alaska Airlines' website one way to keep systems running is to break them using chaos engineering and
Topic: Aviation
The World Begins to Double Down on Digital Twins
Digital twins are already in use across a number of sectors, including construction, energy, healthcare, automotive, and
Predictive Maintenance: Often the Right Solution to the Wrong Problem – For Now
The secret to using predictive data is often finding clear, quick wins. And those wins may come in unexpected places rather than from the applications that are …
New Exchange Provides Real-Time Services for Air Cargo Networks
Accenture Freight and Logistics Software (AFLS) Exchange lets carriers check routes, capacity and make bookings. No new infrastructure or programming …
3 Ways IoT is Transforming Aircraft Maintenance
IoT deployments are bringing new efficiencies to the civil aviation industry, especially the aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO)
How Rolls-Royce Maintains Jet Engines With the IoT
Rolls-Royce is using Microsoft Azure IoT to target use cases in predictive maintenance and fuel
Real-Time, 3D Maintenance for Jet Fighters
How a 3D solution from Ngrain helped Lockeed Martin to immediately assess the flightworthiness of F-35 fighter
How Airbus Uses Smart Tools for ‘Factory of the Future’
The Airbus platform for the "Factory of the Future" uses smart tools for real-time collaboration on
Preventing Downtime With Predictive Analytics
Infosys and the Industrial Internet Consortium are testing how predictive analytics could help reduce downtime for aircraft landing
Putting Real Time on Your Side in Maintenance
Work orders at KLM UK Engineering, which oversees maintenance and technical support for several European airline fleets, can be highly complex. To provide more …