Ozion CheckPoint Management Software makes airport passenger and cabin luggage screening operations predictable, reliable and profitable while putting smiles on the faces of your screening staff and passengers. Its staff and equipment sizing capability allows the operator to know precisely and reliably what the smallest realistic sizing plan is as well as his exact cost per passenger. Pervasive traceability and smart algorithms allow dispatchers to instantly see and choose their best dispatching options. Intelligent dispatching also results from the roles that local coordinators can take as deputy dispatchers. This allows the principal dispatcher to do the 2 things that elude other screening solutions : visualize the overall and separate local situations at a glance at all times and optimise the process as it unfolds, even when the dispatcher isn’t within eye site of what is going on.
Airports and their private contractors are under growing pressure to deliver safe, timely and pleasant passenger screening services at a competitive price. These contradictory requirements explain why airport screening operations sometimes feel like inserting a square peg into in round hole. Lastingly high terrorist threat levels, stringent regulatory obligations, growing passenger numbers, increasingly congested skies and pressure to cut costs in times of austerity all combine to raise the challenge screening operators must meet.
Passenger checkpoint operations are mission-critical yet amazingly difficult to deliver reliably in a structurally unpredictable environment. The weather, a large event from a tradeshow to a major sports tournament, strikes affecting the transport industry, a volcano, the threat of terrorism– the list is endless – all challenge even the best initial sizing plan. The key is instant adaptation to sudden changes. This calls for timely information, overall and detailed visibility on the situation and smart tools to evaluate and easily choose the best options to maintain service levels in the face of unexpected challenges.
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