Qatar Airways has launched a new cargo
management system named CROAMIS to manage its end-to-end airline
cargo business processes.
CROAMIS, Qatar Airways’ Cargo Reservations,
Operations, Accounting and Management Information System, is a
single system serving the airline’s entire global cargo network,
designed to scale with the future growth expected.
CROAMIS has been developed in-house by Qatar
Airways through an innovative co-funded model with global IT
services provider Wipro. It is an integrated system that enables
comprehensive automation of the airline’s core business functions
and supports collaborative operations across the airline’s cargo
supply chain. The system incorporates the latest practices in
business functions including sales, pricing, cargo ground
handling, and ULD Management.
CROAMIS provides an
integrated revenue management module for inventory management,
cargo load and revenue optimisation and also has a robust cargo
revenue accounting suite. It has been developed using a platform
independent state-of-the-art technologies, which facilitates
modular deployment and is also cloud ready.
Mr Srinivasan A. T., Qatar Airways Chief Information Officer,
said, “We have always seen technology as a key business enabler. Our growing cargo business needed a scalable and future proof
system that works efficiently and effectively for all the
stakeholders in the cargo supply chain, is accessible on any
device from anywhere and can be quickly configured to support
ever-changing business scenarios. This is what CROAMIS delivers
and we are committed to taking the system further forward as the
cargo business becomes increasingly e-enabled and all the
participants in the supply chain further integrate their systems.”
CROAMIS facilitates service
improvements such as track and trace, e-booking and e-freight
functions via the Qatar Airways Cargo’s website, thereby allowing
airfreight customers to access real time information regarding
their shipments.
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