“The airline representatives, operators and engineers involved in the initial rollout of SAIM are true pioneers in the digital transformation of fuel system management,” said Chris Straub, General Manager, SAIM, LLC. “The SAIM platform was built for the airlines and with the airlines, addressing decades-old pain points with digital solutions. It’s exciting to see it all come to life and to feel the enthusiasm from everyone involved while we were together in Vegas.”

The two-day event included several small and large group discussions to help explain the origin and industry need for SAIM, its benefits, and how to get the most out of its Maintenance, Monitoring and As-Built capabilities. Most importantly, the conference was split into three different tracks: deployed users, non-deployed users and airline users. These customized tracks allowed SAIM team members to show how the cloud-based platform helps each stakeholder group in their unique day-to-day roles.

“Allowing us to have an open forum and voice our opinion on the product was very encourage," said Amanda Flores, General Manager of the New Orleans International Airport Fuel Farm. "SAIM will take asset management into the future."