Dubai Technology Partners (DTP), a leading business consultancy and systems integrator for the aviation industry in the region, has signed a partnership agreement with Quintiq, a Dassault Systèmes company and global leader in supply chain planning and optimisation (SCP&O).

Since 2004, DTP has acquired extensive knowledge and skills to cater to the continuously evolving airport technology requirements, said a statement.

Due to the rapid growth of the aviation industry in the Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region, this strategic alliance will allow DTP to extend its solution offering and provide its aviation customers with Quintiq’s world-class, innovative planning and optimization solutions that will help to improve operations efficiency, increase productivity and ultimately positively impact passenger satisfaction and retention, it said.

Abdul Razzak Mikati, managing director, DTP, said: “We collaborated with Quintiq in 2017 to deliver planning solutions to one of the biggest hub airports in the world to manage its fixed resources; including airport stands, gates, baggage belts and check-in counters.”

“That successful implementation has improved the airport’s overall efficiency, reliability and passenger satisfaction,” he said.

“Through that collaboration, we recognised our complementary capabilities and synergies, and collectively, we believe that the formalisation of our partnership will result in the delivery of much-needed, high-tech aviation optimization solutions to stakeholders across the region,” he added.

Henk De Bruin, director delivery - Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Russia (EMEAR) at Quintiq, said: “DTP has impressed us with over a decade’s experience in aviation know-how, project management, delivery capability and high standards of service quality.”

“On merit, DTP is our clear choice for a strong partnership in order to further strengthen our presence in the Mena’s aviation market,” he said.

“Our shared vision, goals and expertise will allow us to make day to day business easier for airports, airlines, ground handlers and ATCs and in doing so, set the highest industry standard,” he added. – TradeArabia News Service