Good Day Alteryx Transportation UG Members!
We are very close to the holiday season, only about a week and a half to go! As we all know it gets extremely busy around this time of year. We really appreciate and thank everyone who attended our Q4 Transportation User Group session earlier this week!
Additional thanks to our talented speakers, Sergiu Ispas, Revenue Management Analyst II from Alaska Airlines, and Nick Smith, Solutions Engineer from Alteryx.
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SERGIU ISPAS, ALASKA AIRLINES
We began the meeting with Sergiu’s use case: Maximizing Airline Revenue Through Targeted Overbooking. Sergiu explained the reasons and sensitivities behind overbooking and how he strives to find that balance between making revenues for the airline and ensuring top customer satisfaction. The full presentation and recording are available for replay.
Following the use case, a few announcements were made:
NICK SMITH, ALTERYX
Our 2nd use case was on Predicting Failure Trends to Save Time and $$. Nick provided a real live example of a customer that uses Market Basket Analysis to associate part failures. Using this prescriptive correlation, the maintenance team can then optimize their maintenance schedule to limit downtime and future failures. The last step after the analysis was to output it to a Tableau dashboard.
The Transportation User Group is always looking for speakers who would like to share their use cases. If presenting to our Global audience interests you, please get in touch with Chris Shernaman at cshernaman@alteryx.com.
Let us know the topics you'd be interested in and what you are looking forward to most from this user group. Take a few moments to fill out our survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KC8CJ76
William Chan | @WilliamChan | LinkedIn
Alteryx Transportation and Montreal User Group Co-Leader
Business Analyst, Distribution and Payments | Air Canada
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Great presentation! Thanks for posting!
Anything to share on how the airline industry has changed and has been impacted since the 2020 pandemic?
Sincerely,
Jacob
Hi @jacob_kahn ,
From a business standpoint, airlines are running skeleton staff and have reduced their capacities by 90%. I actually left Air Canada in March for the pharma industry so I can't provide any recent insight, but I know it's not looking good there at all. Many CapEx projects are frozen and it's really about survival right now. The industry will recover but it will take some time before travellers feel confident about getting up in the air again.