Airport
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Check-In and Baggage Process Acceleration
Challenging fundamental assumptions and evaluating progressive scenarios to transform airline passenger processes at airports and improve customer experience
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Anti-Drone Needs Analysis for Airports
Airports need a neutral evaluation of drone-related risks and a thorough analysis of technology- and procedural-driven counter measures. The evaluation must be open and unbiased, without any marketing or sales ideas in mind. As drone and counter drone technology are both young and emerging technologies, most airports and local authorities are not yet fully prepared for future developments and potential incidents.
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2021 Airport Covid Outlook – Three Key Trends that Will Shape a Better Rebuild
Covid-19 has brought aviation to it’s knees. However, in the early days of the pandemic almost a year ago, we knew much less about the virus’ propagation behavior and potential countermeasures than we do today.
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How do Technical Innovations Increase Access Control Systems Efficiency?
Access Control Systems (ACS) play a key role in regulating who gains access to secure buildings as well as high security areas such as airports, hospitals, universities, and production plants.
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Control Center Optimization – The Pivot of Technical Service Quality and Efficiency
Technical Control Centers may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of integral parts of operating an airport, but they play a vital role behind the scenes.
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Commissioning Airport IT – What to Consider?
We take a look at common challenges construction companies face when commissioning information technology, further we cover three major areas of focus to avoid pain around the time of launch.
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Opening a Brand New Airport
When the big opening day of the new airport finally arrives, only the tip of the iceberg is seen by the public, along with the political representatives, airline CEOs and media, lucky enough to attend the opening celebrations.
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The Danger of Drones
Who can forget the drone activity at London Gatwick Airport in December 2018, the Christmas plans of approximately 140,000 passengers were ruined. We share our learnings and perspective on this critical topic.
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Is Blockchain a Match for Biometrics’ Data Challenge?
Introduction Technology enthusiasts are eager to see biometric technologies become the norm in identity verification, as are public and private sector leaders who are focused on protecting societies and maximizing financial bottom-lines. But while biometrics have proven their ability to enhance safety, security, efficiency, and revenue, a major hurdle continues to stand in the way; […]
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What’s next for Airports – The Conflict of Turning Down Costs
Introduction The crisis gives Airports a one-time chance to shake off legacy cost – but they face conflicting requirements. Most Airports’ financial situation may not have received similar media attention as airlines in the Covid-19 shutdown, but this does not mean their businesses are not having to undergo significant change. With traffic at many airports […]