Veoci Blog

A few weeks ago, we published a blog that dove into what asset management is for airports and the importance of having a solution. We promised a follow-up piece dedicated to exploring the different motivations decision makers might have, as well as the differences that must be acknowledged of airports ranging in size. 

The safety management system is built on hazard reporting and risk assessment. But what will tomorrow's safety management sytem look like?

Airports that have implemented asset management solutions have turned their once reactive approach to a proactive one, saving time and money while increasing employee, customer, and passenger satisfaction. 

Coalitions should turn their eye to those past two years and spot opportunities for improvement in both crisis and daily scenarios. Let’s tackle the foundation of a coalition with this mindset and find what ways coalitions can strengthen operations.

Runway pavement is one of those essential airport operations. Planes need well-kept pavement to land, take off, and move about a taxi-way safely. And because runways degrade through use and exposure to weather, airfield crews need to monitor pavement conditions and repair deficiencies. Effectively, crews need to operationalize runway maintenance.

Airport employees must complete training course for procedures and equipment to comply with local and federal regulations, and we get to enjoy the good results of that effort.

What are some challenges that universities face, and what best practices can these institutions follow to track minors and coordinate across campus?

The ICC, founded in 1994, provides guidance for creating safe, affordable, and sustainable buildings and communities; the council’s standards also help increase building resiliency worldwide. Regularly updated and appropriately implemented and up-to-date building codes make buildings more affordable, use fewer resources, and create healthy, safe, and resilient places for communities.

Software is a natural fit for gate management, just as it’s been for almost all airport operations in the past decade. If there’s in lesson in those 10 years, however, it’s not every software is a cure-all.

Environment of care (EOC) rounding is just one of the many healthcare operations that shows the industry’s dedication to high standards. As more organizations take this operation on and continue to improve the process, it’s critical that they keep a few principles in mind.

An overhaul like digital transformation is always easier to ask for than it is to deliver. So let’s explore what digital transformation for state and local government means, what it looks like, and some of the ideas needed to make it all work.

Healthcare coalitions allow facilities to lean on the healthcare organizations around them in trying times. Ultimately, the “healthcare coalition” idea makes a community more resilient and makes services a constant for the residents that rely on healthcare.

Located in southern Connecticut, the regional airport offers transport to many of the major metropolitan areas on the U.S. Atlantic coast. Avelo Airlines recently opened destinations from New Haven to Florida, and just announced new routes to other major business locales, including Washington, D.C., Raleigh, and Chicago.

And as the world gets back up to speed, so too will airports and the traffic they once saw. As operations scale up, airports will need to pay more attention to gate management and explore solutions that make these operations more efficient.

The Town of Guilford, CT, discovered a way to dramatically improve the handling of daily operations and tedious administrative duties while maintaining effective communication and collaboration across multiple divisions. 

Digitization, from forms to whole operations, has swept through most industries over the past decade years, with aviation being no exception. See how Ryan Bauer at FWA tackled the challenge and modernized the airport's operations.