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6 ways business intelligence can save the aviation industry
Partner Content Outdated technologies plague aviation today, as well as cumbersome FAA rules and complexities, infrastructure questionability and airport issues. Dirty, unhygienic planes with uncomfortable seats don’t help much, either. Further, over the past few decades, innovations in the industry … Continue reading
We are boarding… and lodging
Instead of selling them for scrap, entrepreneurs have found innovative ways to turn unused aircraft into cash-making ventures. Ashwini Phadnis writes Next time you are flying, look around your seat. Can you imagine the row of seats transforming into tables … Continue reading
Palos Verdes Concours: A forced move means airplanes join the mix
It’s pretty hard to have the word “Trump” in any story and not stir controversy. So when the Palos Verdes Concours moved from the Trump National Golf Club in Palos Verdes, where it’d been held for 25 years, to an … Continue reading
An adventure into a new kind of art
Nestled in the Kennesaw State recreation center’s bicycle shop are several alluring works of art intricately made up of trinkets, gizmos and gadgets all carefully crafted by the assistant director of outdoor adventures. Ed Baltes has hand-crafted each design — … Continue reading
Aces of Trades – The Village Carver
Buy Photo Larry Nadwodney, known as The Village Carver, is renowned for his unique Santa Claus woodcarvings. This is the first carving of a Santa he ever did.(Photo: Jessica Phelps/The Advocate)Buy Photo GRANVILLE – With Christmas approaching, if you’re making … Continue reading
New Release of Software Expands Design to Cost Capabilities …
CONCORD, Mass.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–aPriori, the leading provider of automated product cost management (PCM) software solutions today announced that a new version of the company’s flagship aPriori Professional software is generally available. This new version of the software is designated as aPriori … Continue reading
A time to build – Times
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