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| Korean Air Selects Enigma Solution and Oracle® Applications for Aircraft Fleet Maintenance |
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Enigma Inc., the leader in aftermarket service and support technology and a member of Oracle PartnerNetwork, is pleased to announce that Korean Air has selected Enigma InService MRO and Oracle® Complex Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul to facilitate the maintenance of its entire fleet of aircraft. Korean Air is one of Asia's largest airlines, and the world’s largest commercial airline cargo carrier, with a fleet of 124 aircraft.
“After a rigorous and careful evaluation, we chose the combined solution because we are committed to optimizing every aspect of our fleet performance,” said Sang-Man Lee, Managing Vice President, ERP Division at Korean Air. “We are confident that our new MRO system will help accelerate aircraft maintenance and decrease operational costs.”
For Korean Air the solution will encompass all data related to airframe, engine and component maintenance, such as technical publications, service bulletins, parts catalogs, schematics and best practices. More than 3,000 field service technicians, maintenance engineers and technical documentation writers will be using the solution to service the fleet, which includes the A300, A330, B737, B747 and B777 aircraft models. At every phase of the scheduled and unscheduled maintenance process, the combined solution provides information for troubleshooting, repair and reporting.
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| Upcoming Webinar: Streamling MRO with Enigma and IBM Maximo |
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Thursday, March 27
1:00pm eastern daylight savings time
Presented by:
Ken Donnelly, Director, Strategy and Market Management, IBM Tivoli
John Snow, VP, Marketing and Business Development, Enigma
Learn how Enigma products integrate with IBM’s Maximo enterprise asset management solution to create seamless maintenance planning, scheduling and execution, configuration management, procurement, inventory control/supply chain management, feedback and collaboration.
The Enigma-Maximo joint solution increases equipment uptime by:
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Accelerating the delivery of work packages
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Automating the maintenance closeout process
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Improving overall maintenance efficiency and consistency,
To register for the webinar, click here.
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| Nordic Aftermarket Strategies Forum: April 22-23 |
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Enigma is pleased to be an exhibitor at the Nordic Aftermarket Strategies Forum in Stockholm, Sweden on April 22-23. The event will bring together industry leaders from across the Nordic and UK regions to discuss and benchmark their aftermarket efforts and results, and listen to senior level case studies from companies such as John Deere Forestry and Volvo Trucks.
The agenda promises to teach attendees how to streamline complex processes across your aftermarket sourcing and supply chain, and refine your customer relationship strategy to boost aftermarket profitability.
The exhibition will take place at the Berns Hotel and Conference center, Berzelii Park, Stockholm, Sweden. For more information please visit Nordic Aftermarket Strategies, and contact Enigma Account Executive John Wells at johnw@enigma.com.
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| The Uptime Blog Update: Lean, Six Sigma and the Service Bay |
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This week's blog post, "Lean, Six Sigma and the Service Bay" asks which is the more important trait for a maintenance organization---efficiency or consistency?
John Snow, Enigma's VP of Marketing and Business Development, posits that most people would choose efficiency, and they'd be wrong. He also challenges the whole notion that MTTR is the best key performance indicator (KPI) for tracking maintenance performance. To read his arguments, and submit a comment, click here.
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