Information services and software solutions provider Veryon has been named a winner in the Business Intelligence Group 2024 Innovation Awards in the software category for its Work Center, which streamlines maintenance and return-to-service processes with unified invoicing, robust API integrations and real-time airworthiness data in a single platform. It enables efficient coordination of labour, parts and operations, ensuring smooth maintenance execution without delays or disruptions.

"Work Center's recognition validates our relentless pursuit of customer-driven innovation, enabling us to empower aircraft operators worldwide with unprecedented efficiency and reliability," says CEO Norman Happ. "It's a testament to our dedication to creating industry-leading solutions that not only meet but exceed the evolving needs of our customers so that they can elevate their operations and achieve greater aircraft utilisation."

The solution is tailored for aircraft operators, enabling them to enhance operations, expand their business and ensure precise billing, unlike most service centre offerings designed for standalone MRO facilities. Part 135 operators in business jet charter and management, as well as organisations with large fleets, full-time technicians, helicopter operators and emergency medical service operators, will greatly benefit from an end-to-end solution, experiencing significant operational improvements.

The product also allows users to save time, reduce errors and avoid analyst dependency for maintenance revisions. Work Center eliminates integration issues, ensuring a fully integrated flight department, and users can access their complete aircraft tech pubs and regulatory content library with a single click.

"Innovation is driving our society," says Maria Jimenez, chief nominations officer for Business Intelligence Group. "We are thrilled to be honouring Veryon as it is leading by example and improving the lives of so many."

Organisations submitted their recent innovations for consideration in the Innovation Awards, and these were then judged by a panel of business leaders and executives.