AIRPORT IMPROVEMENT Webinars
Mobile Workforce Solutions
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010 - 11:00am EDT
The air transport industry (ATI) is characterized by a constantly
mobile workforce and a complex, dynamic workflow model,
requiring workers to access and act on real-time information. In
today's environment, however, many processes on the ground are
still static, paper-based, and not as efficient as they could be
- since they are unable to leverage the power of the information
locked in ATI applications and systems.
The answer is a new breed of mobile workforce solutions that can deliver the
right information at the right time to mobile field workers –
using applications which can anticipate their needs and
requirements based on a number of context parameters (such as
'state-of-the-process', location, time, staff certification,
network-type, etc).
The Webinar covered all aspects of developing, deploying and supporting
mobile workforce solutions. There was also a question & answer session.
This webinar was held June 22nd, 2010.
Click here to view an archived version of the session in it's entirety:
Mobile Workforce Solutions - (6/22/2010)
The adoption of the TSA's Planning Guidelines and Design Standards coupled with the
development of new and innovative Explosive Detection Systems (EDS), such as our
CTX product line, are influencing the way Architects and Engineers design
efficient and state-of-the-art Baggage Handling Systems (BHS).
During this Webinar, architects, engineers, airport officials, and airline
officials have the opportunity to hear about the new CTX technology and its
impact on BHS designs to improve overall baggage screening efficiency.
The Webinar will cover product overviews and integration improvements that will
provide additional explanation to the TSA PGDS to enhance existing and future
designs. There will be a question & answer portion as well. You and your
colleagues are encouraged to join the Webinar so Morpho Detection (former GE)
can help support state-of-the-art systems.
This webinar was held May 6th, 2010.
Click here to view an archived version of the session in it's entirety:
Morpho Detection Webinar - (05/06/2010)
Infrastructure improvement is always costly. In trying economic times, securing
required financing can be downright impossible. This is particularly true when
the total costs and returns of large projects are often difficult to
estimate...and equally difficult to quantify and contain. Energy consumption and
conservation occurs at every level within a facility - and any can be a source
of expense or savings.
But how much? And when?
In this FREE one-hour webinar, our panel of experts will discuss new and
innovative financing approaches for airport construction and renovation projects
as well as strategies for managing the hidden costs associated with facility
disruption and flow transition. The assembled team of panelists are experienced
in all aspects of airport infrastructure and facilities management. From project
planning and financing through execution and analysis, these experts are willing
to share their strategies for repeatedly producing results.
Join in on this FREE discussion Tuesday March 9th at 10:30 AM (EST) and hear how
leading professionals infuse a nuts-and-bolts approach to accessing and
implementing big-picture facility improvement projects.
This webinar was held March 9th, 2010.
Click here to view an archived version of the session in it's entirety:
Innovative Airport Financing Webinar - (3/9/2010)
Land Mobile Radio at your airport
Not long ago, airports and airlines had limited choices for wireless communications systems.
But now, with widespread use of digital technology, rapid feature development, regulatory changes, and the emergence of voice and data applications tailored to wireless systems, the range of technologies and alternative solutions available is staggering.
The advanced features of computer-aided dispatch, in-vehicle report writing, and the instant access to applications have improved productivity.
Sponsored by:
Older communications systems used by many airlines and airports are not only limited in capability, but unable to expand or readily communicate with users/facilities in other locations. Added to this complexity are the changes to the spectrum with bandwidth being squeezed down and the requirement to be digital by 2013, which means a large investment for analog customers.
To address these shortfalls, many users are forced to consider building a new system. Smart systems planning is critical to constructing a new land mobile radio (LMR) system successfully in order to avoid significant delays and cost overruns.
This webinar was held September 22nd, 2009.
Click here to view an archived version of the session in it's entirety:
Land Mobile Radio Webinar - (9/22/2009)
