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The Last Mile for Digital Aviation

Christopher MacLuckie, Solution Director, A&D AfterMarket Services, SAP Labs, LLC

Before talking about the “last mile,” we need a common knowledge of our Digital Aviation vision. First, let’s...

The Inflight Connectivity Conundrum

Chris Moore, EVP & CIO, Sun Country Airlines

While on an Alitalia flight from New York to Rome last month, I decided to take a break from my grinding,...

Transforming an IT Ecosystem at 30 Thousand Feet

Hilton Sturisky, CIO, Spirit Airlines

Security lines, weather delays, maintenance, turbulence are all travel experiences that conjure up frustrated,...

Security Technology is not Enough

Kevin Fuller, Security Consulting Department Manager, Burns & McDonnell

Balance is an important concept to keep in mind for a well-designed cybersecurity program.

Museum Security: The New Model For Corporate Security?

Randy Marchany, CISO, Virginia Tech

As the CISO of the largest research university in Virginia, I wrote in an earlier blog that EDUs aren’t that different from the corporate world.

Data Analytics: Driving Actionable Business Improvement

Rich Richardson, VP & CIO, Spirit AeroSystems

As data use grows in sophistication and reliability, it is shaping a brave new world of data analytics that is starting to redefine how companies make decisions and drive improvements to their essential operations.

DoD Innovation: Landscape of Emerging Practices

Katy Person, Program Manager, MIT Innovation Initiative

I consider the DoD the equivalent of the elephant in John Godfrey Saxe’s poem. Only when we all work together, can we have clear understanding.

Airports: Managing the Digital Square Foot

Ian Law, CIO, San Francisco International Airport

The day after labor day has special significance for the IT groups at several U.S. airports. It marks the top of the summer peak traffic and therefore the beginning of a relative lull in passenger volumes till the pre-Thanksgiving vacation build-up.

Are we at War?

Barry Barlow, Chief Technology Officer, Vencore, Inc.

Bold leadership has been and will continue to be critical to success or failure in this battle.

Revolutionizing the Aerospace Sector with Cloud

Renee Wynn, CIO, NASA

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.