Heli-One Case Study Webcast: Break Down, Analyze and Optimize Costs Without Reducing Capabilities

The OPUS Suite is the leading tool for systems and cost optimization currently in use by more than 150 customers in 30 countries on 5 continents including the US DoD and the defense forces of Australia, the United Kingdom, Brazil, Denmark, France, Italy, Sweden, Singapore and Thailand. The flexible model and fast system based optimization makes the OPUS Suite an invaluable tool for design and dimensioning of logistic support solutions as well as adaptations and improvements for existing solutions. 

By leveraging data currently in your ERP system, OPUS enables simulation of how technical systems and their support solutions will perform in different operational scenarios to enable mission effectiveness at the lowest possible cost. The unique capabilities of the OPUS Suite makes it ideal for optimizing costs and capabilities during the acquisition phase of a program, at various milestones, and for performing trade studies and business case analyses for many different industries including Defense, Rail, Oil & Gas, Energy, Commercial Aviation, and Mining.

View our On-Demand Webcast as Michael Halber, Director of Continuous Improvement at Heli-One takes you through their OPUS Suite Implementation and describe how the OPUS Suite allows Heli-One to operate an affordable, optimized, “Power-By-The-Hour” (PBH) operation.

This session will provide attendees with:

• A full overview of the Heli-One case study and how they were able to implement and impact business operations using the OPUS Suite.
• An in-depth analysis of the tool suite
• A live DEMO

About Heli-One-
Heli-One is the the world’s largest helicopter support company. Their global support network includes technical records support, technical Library support, base maintenance and line maintenance systems within their 500,000 square feet of international facilities in British Columbia (Canada), Stavanger (Norway), and Fort Collins (USA). They provide complete capabilities for airframe, dynamics, engines, modifications, completions - and a wide range of value-added services. Their PBH support alone comprises more than 300 helicopters, representing over 200,000 flight hours per year.