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amco Systems, the global aviation
software provider, has signed a
five-year agreement with Saudi
Rotorcraft Support Company (SRSC) to offer
software support. The software support
includes maintenance, repair and overhaul
(MRO) operations for civilian and military
helicopters in Saudi Arabia. and Jeddah for the country’s combined
fleet of more than 360 military and
commercial helicopters.
In addition to aviation maintenance, SRSC
will also be implementing Ramco’s complete
finance, HR and payroll offering to get an
integrated view of business operations. Dynamic management of component
configuration, as well as part exchanges,
will capture cost-related data directly
through Ramco Mobility Solutions across
the business.
SRSC, a joint venture company formed
under an agreement with Alsalam
Aerospace Industries, Boeing and Saudia
Aerospace Engineering Industries (SAEI),
offers dedicated MRO services in Riyadh
The transformational deal between SRSC and
Ramco will significantly accelerate SRSC’s
capabilities and its responsiveness to core
customers through cloud-based solutions.
Ramco will deploy its Aviation Suite V5.8
to digitise and streamline SRSC operations
and aircraft management processes across
its operations.
It will also implement modules for
maintenance and engineering, human
capital management, aviation-centric
finance, MRO sales and global payroll.
Other functions include engineering and
continuing airworthiness management
organisation (CAMO), materials
management and quality and safety.
The suite’s intuitive ‘Hub’ features will
enable SRSC to manage all MRO services
on a unified, mobile-friendly platform for
enhanced stock visibility and efficient
customer management.
Ramco also works closely with SRSC to
research and develop additional bespoke
applications and intellectual property at
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its RADAAR (Ramco Aviation Design and
Analytics Research) Lab in Singapore.
Neil R Bevan, CEO, SRSC, said: “Aircraft
Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs)
signed several contracts for military and
commercial aviation in Saudi Arabia. SRSC
objectives are aligned with the Kingdoms’
National Transformation Program and its
effort to transform the kingdom under
Vision 2030.
“SRSC aligns with these Vision 2030
objectives particularly in the areas of
localising defence, attracting talent and
creating opportunities for all. With this
software, Ramco has given us a technical
backbone that will help us digitally
address the MRO requirements in this
growing market.”
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