Functional Analysis of Split Airport Business Processes
Keywords:
transportation system, air traffic, airpot1, aircraft, passenger, baggage and cargo handling, process and functional analysis, processes optimization, extended event-driven process chain, employee capacity.
Abstract
Optimisation of business processes represents the basis ofimproving the competitiveness of the Ailport as a service pro·vider. This directly implies not only the analysis and creation ofthe model of current organisation and technological processesbut also the necessity to measure these processes in order to reorganiseand improve them. Consequently, the Split AitportAuthority considers the functional analysis of its business processesas one of the major issues. Since in April2002 the analysisand modelling were completed in all the organisational unitsof handling setvice and cargo department organisational structures,both of the organisational structure of these services, aswell as of processes of aircraft, passenger, baggage and cargohandling, this paper will analyse the implementation of ARISComputer System at Split Airport Ground Handling Process.
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Roguljić S, Pavlin S, Steiner S. Functional Analysis of Split Airport Business Processes. Promet [Internet]. 1 [cited 2024Nov.22];17(1):17-3. Available from: https://traffic.fpz.hr/index.php/PROMTT/article/view/615
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