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AAR is a liberated provider of services to commercial aviation and government customers globally.
Most CIOs, both inside and beyond the aerospace industry, have an entire bunch of “I’s” on which we'd like to focus, and an entire lot of eyes focused on us
I said for quite a while that Aerospace would be one the last companies to embrace the use of cloud computing due to the security requirements.
The ability to rent as much computing and storage as you need for only as long as you need it enables you to solve problems and perform analyses that you could never afford to do if you had to OWN all of the hardware.
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An old Chinese proverb says, “The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second-best time is now.”...
Just over a year ago, I was named Chief Information Officer of Spirit Airlines, the first ultra-low cost airline in...
When you walk into the factories at Raytheon Missile Systems in Tucson, Arizona, don’t be surprised to find robots working side-by-side with humans on the production lines.
At Frontier Airlines we offer our customers with low fares to attractive destinations. But that's only a part of our job. Our customers expect reliable operations and friendly service alongside those great fares....
A world that just changed requires a fundamental shift in the way we lead if we want to leverage the technological disruption for the many advantages it offers.
The aerospace industry is in the middle of a digital transformation which will change the flying experience for millions of individuals across the world.
While on an Alitalia flight from New York to Rome last month, I decided to take a break from my grinding, persistent insomnia (I cannot sleep on planes for whatever reason) to check out the in-flight connectivity offerings.
Drone deliveries are going to happen; it is just a matter of time.
Rocketdyne's solid rocket business took a significant hit in 2015 when the United Launch Alliance picked Orbital ATK (acquired by Northrop Grumman in 2017) as its exclusive supplier of solid boosters for the Atlas 5 rocket and Vulcan, its next
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