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How Airlines are Using Event Mesh to Supercharge Customer Experience and Operational Efficiency
Before the coronavirus pandemic, there was an increasing demand for air travel — from passenger travel to freight transportation. Now, it’s anyone’s guess as to how airlines are going to survive...
An event mesh gives airlines the ability to transmit and share key events so they can react in real-time to provide the best customer service and improve ground and air operations.
How to Improve Your Airline’s Customer Experience and Bottom Line with an Event Mesh
IT systems within an airline evolve at a varying pace and in silos. On one side you have digital boarding passes, and on the other loyalty points take 72 hours to show up in your flyer’s account....
Solace Says: How Solace Supports SWIM Air Traffic Management Systems
In this edition of Solace Says, director of developer engineering Dave McAllister interviewed Wayne Osse, Solace\'s director of sales engineering in the Americas, from the floor of the World...
Pigeons Tackling Big City Air Pollution
If you've been to any big city you’ve seen flocks of pigeons pecking for food in open air marketplaces, hanging out on rooftops and pooping all over statues. If you were in London March 14-16, you...
Flying High: How Big Data will Reduce Delays in Your Air Travel
According to the article, up to 66% of decisions to delay flights should be preventable with input from algorithms that use the very latest weather and flight data. The post Flying High: How Big...