Know what you get
To be able to benefit from optimization you need to make a trade-off between conflicting targets in a controlled way. How much can better roster quality or stability cost? How close to aircraft maintenance deadlines should you plan? How important are service level aspects, such as language qualifications, compared to stand-by patterns? The goal is to find a plan that is operational and uses your resources effectively. In order to do this you want to find out what is the most efficient trade-off between different resources. We call this possibility Target Mastery.

You can always change your mind
What is optimal today might not be optimal tomorrow. New agreements are negotiated, new bases opened, maintenance sites closed, seat configurations changed, timetables revised, the roster publication procedure changed, new fleets introduced, etc. The only thing you know for certain is that something will always change. With our modelling language, Rave, we provide you with the means to master changes in legality, quality and cost structure as an ongoing process. We call this flexibility Change Power.

Don't sub-optimize
Sometimes you may want to consider many resources in a simultaneous optimization process. Data from surrounding business processes can easily be integrated. This allows for a more holistic perspective when creating solutions. We call this opportunity Power Integration.