a cloud content management company.

In 2016, the company selected Box to manage its cloud content and has now moved nearly 2,000 employees to this system.

Dubai Airport BT Infrastructure and Operations vice-president Abdulrahman Al Hosani said: “Nearly 88.2 million passengers travelled through Dubai Airports in 2017, and we are continually looking to implement new technology to create a smoother experience for those customers.

With Box, we spend less time servicing file servers and support desk tickets, and can focus on what we specialise in: providing premiere passenger experience, baggage processing, and airfield management.”

Following its deployment in 2016, Dubai Airports has leveraged various Box solutions to fulfil its requirements.

Box Governance and Box KeySafe solutions were used to classify and securely control all forms of content, while Box Zones was deployed to manage and store content in European data centres.

Box solutions were also used to collaborate with external service partners and consultants, integrate with Microsoft Office 365 and Okta as well as to centralise internal project management, digital assets and business-critical records.

Box global operations senior vice-president and general manager Tom Addis said: “Dubai Airports is a leading airport authority, consis

ently raising the bar for aviation infrastructure and technology.

“We are excited to power the future of work at Dubai Airports by providing integral, digital-first solutions to their employees and partners.”

Besides Dubai Airports, various other transportation companies, including Eurostar, Gatwick Airport and Hamburg Airport have moved to Box.

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recently opened the doors of its new, $1.6 billion international terminal. The new facility doubles the size of the existing airport terminal and features Rockwell Collins’ common use self-service technology, which is designed to streamline passenger check-in for international travellers using YYC. – See more at: http://skiesmag.com/press-releases/rockwell-collins-common-use-systems-featured-new-international-terminal-yyc/#sthash.h3nv2nV8.dpuf

Rockwell Collins’ common use technology is designed to streamline passenger check-in for international travellers using YYC. Rockwell Collins Photo “Over the last decade, YYC has seen a consistent increase in passenger volumes and over that period an increased need and desire for self-service technologies to process passengers,” said Bernie Humphries, vice-president, operations for the Calgary Airport Authority. “When it came to ensuring a seamless passenger experience in our new international terminal, we wanted to ensure positive and streamlined processes for our guests. This meant looking at our existing common use passenger process solution and finding ways to enhance it in our new facility, which has a strong emphasis on self-service.” – See more at: http://skiesmag.com/press-releases/rockwell-collins-common-use-systems-featured-new-international-terminal-yyc/#sthash.h3nv2nV8.dpuf

In addition to the ARINC common use passenger process solution (CUPPS) and ARINC self-service kiosks deployed at the airport, YYC also uses Rockwell Collins’ managed services airport information technology (IT) maintenance service. Through its managed services offering, Rockwell Collins provides YYC with 24/7/365 on-site and on-call IT support services for the airport’s passenger processing systems and related technologies, including automated passport control kiosks and a state-of-the-art baggage management system. “Passengers are increasingly embracing self-service technologies to speed their travel time,” said Christopher Forrest, vice-president, airport systems at Rockwell Collins. “The ARINC technologies at YYC provide the foundation for the airport’s commitment to enabling self-service travel. The new terminal positions YYC to handle passengers’ needs today and for decades to come.” – See more at: http://skiesmag.com/press-releases/rockwell-collins-common-use-systems-featured-new-international-terminal-yyc/#sthash.h3nv2nV8.dpuf

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