Aggregating global data caused system lag. Now, AI predicts repair inflows, helping managers match technician capacity to demand.
A global aviation component maintenance provider responsible for inspecting and repairing aircraft parts across multiple international facilities.
Management lacked visibility into shop floor performance, making it difficult to track technician utilization or revenue trends across the global...
“The way the aviation component maintenance works is we inspect the component. Our technicians write down what's wrong with the component. They put it back into a serviceable condition, and then the product is shipped back to the customer to eventually be put on an aircraft. And what's most important in that process for the customer is how quickly we can perform that service for them.”
Aviation maintenance and repair services for aircraft safety equipment.
Cloud-based data warehousing, processing, and analytics platform.
Built analytics dashboards and AI/ML predictive maintenance models for SK AeroSafety's shop floor.
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