Every company is looking for latest solutions in order to improve operations and functionalities. So it's obvious that TAG Aviation Maintenance Services is working on choosing the best of. This time they have selected Sensus MRO as its future operating system to complement Quantum, its legacy system. What is it and how it will change everyday operations?
Sensus MRO is a web-based and field-proven Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solution for the MRO industry, developed and supported by Locatory.com a Lithuania based subsidiary of Avia Solutions Group.
Sensus MRO will enhance TAG Aviation Maintenance Services’ customer experienceby offering new functionalities such as improved capacity planning, customer portal, remote access for increased mobility, optimised quoting/invoicing processes and time tracking. In addition, Sensus MRO will provide a unique opportunity to harmonise TAG’s Information systems and processes across its unique pan-European network of line and base stations.
TAG Aviation’s maintenance operation services chose Sensus for its capabilities and innovative approach. The system easily integrates with other software and databases, is module-based, highly customizable (modules can run as a standalone or altogether) and it can be adapted by Sensus developers according to a customer’s needs.
“Having one of the most advanced business jet MRO companies in the world select our IT solution demonstrates that we have created an exclusive product that is useful on a global level”, said Dainius Meilunas, CEO of Locatory.com. “With TAG Aviation headquarters based in Switzerland, it shows that our solution meets the highest standards of quality and proves that our product is one of the most advanced currently available in the aviation market.”
“By improving TAG Aviation’s customer experience through enhancing features to make our organisation more agile, Sensus MRO appeared to be the most appropriatesystem to support our future growth and enable our Maintenance operations to become even more customer centric”, added Franck Madignier, TAG Aviation, President Maintenance and FBO, TAG Aviation Europe.
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