HOUSTON, Jan. 18, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- VisionMonitor Aviation LLC., a leading developer of enterprise wide software solutions, has announced the deployment of their Real-Time Safety Performance Management software at Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS). Leveraging several years of EU sponsored safety studies, Captain Morten Ydalus, Head of Safety Office at SAS, utilizes the power of the VisionMonitor data management software to revolutionize the effectiveness of Operational Safety Management Systems. Captain Ydalus stated: "SAS practices a proactive approach to Safety Management. We utilize VisionMonitor Aviation technology to constantly monitor the performance of our Safety Management System which in turn fosters a process of continual improvement in safety performance at SAS." By using VisionMonitor to automatically collect, calculate, and monitor operational data affecting safety in real-time, key personnel are immediately made aware of any safety metrics that begin to exhibit undesirable trends. This type of proactive monitoring allows SAS the opportunity to make preemptive corrective actions to various areas of operations as needed. Using a concept of Safety Performance Indicators displayed in a Radar Graph Dashboard, VisionMonitor allows SAS to leverage their existing investments in systems and processes across various operational areas. The technology enables authorized users to drill down into the underlying data to see trends, measure and monitor performance, and to identify the overall effectiveness of the Safety Management System.
About VisionMonitor Aviation, LLC (VMA): VMA is a subsidiary company of VisionMonitor Software, LLC, which was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Houston, Texas. VisionMonitor was originally formed to provide energy companies enterprise wide software solutions for managing their environmental performance. The organization has since expanded into the Aviation industry with the input and support of leading Aviation safety experts and major airlines. VisionMonitor solutions are in use by major companies representing the Aviation, Energy, Petrochemical, Utility, and Storage Terminals industries.