Aviation software

Innovation in the aviation industry is often associated with high-tech engines, complex aircraft designs, or even the development of sustainable airline fuel. While these sub-fields of aviation definitely have improvements to be made as technology evolves, it is unlikely that any new ground-breaking technology related to those fields will emerge within the next few decades. Currently, the greatest leaps to be made in the aviation industry are related to airline maintenance.

Leading aircraft engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce chose EngineData.io to enable automated communications between airline maintenance information systems and its digitally enhanced services.

For each employee at QOCO, our customer comes first. It is simply in our DNA. To ensure we don’t miss a chance to improve our performance, we regularly measure customer satisfaction and ask for feedback from our partners. In this article, we share the philosophy behind our customer experience management and what stands behind Rolls-Royce’s evaluation of QOCO work.

This summer QOCO crew achieved one of the company’s truly major milestones. On June 30th, QOCO Systems passed the ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certification audit.

Focus on innovations is a fundamental requirement for companies to survive in the modern fast-paced world. The aviation industry is not left out of this race and has to keep up. We analyzed what can go wrong and disturb the smooth implementation of innovative solutions in the aviation industry.

Let us remind you of a moment from pre-pandemic times. It is an early Monday morning. You arrived at the airport, passed all security checks, perhaps, grabbed a coffee and sandwich from the cafe. Now you are sitting on the plane about to take off and head on a business trip.