BAKU, Azerbaijan, Apr. 15
By Nargiz Sadikhova - Trend:
Kazakhstan’s Aviation Administration (AAK) and BusinessOptix, a US & UK based software company, signed a partnership agreement to deliver a framework for digital aviation regulation to Kazakhstan, Trend reports with reference to Kazakhstan’s Civil Aviation Committee.
BusinessOptix is to support the creation of its ‘Digital Regulator’ to drive strategies around Enterprise Risk and Compliance and enable AAK to design and deliver its optimal future operational state.
“The BusinessOptix platform enables organizations to design and deliver their Digital Twin for a variety of business needs, which, in this case, includes the rollout of a full Enterprise Risk and Performance database that has been specifically designed to support the growing needs of the Aviation Administration of Kazakhstan,” the report said.
The Digital Twin is expected to enable AAK to identify a future operational state in which key processes can be benefit from intelligent automation and leverage IOT and big data to provide immediate insight into the operational effectiveness of current processes.
The combination of these disciplines, delivered within a Microsoft Azure environment, will form the foundation for the ‘Digital Regulator’.
“The task of the AAK is to transform how aviation regulation is delivered in the country in line with the presidential vision. It is a vast task, a three year project, that requires the very best transformation tools. We have teamed up with BusinessOptix who offered a cost effective solution to provide the digital twin approach so that we can document and test transformation scenarios to ensure we apply a right first time approach,” CEO of the AAK Peter Griffiths said.
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