Rolls Royce leveraging cloud to monitor and analyze sensor data, leading to more efficient aircrafts, improved operations, lower costs and potentially new revenue streams

Briefing

November 4, 2016

Briefing	Cloud-Based Engine Monitoring – Aerospace engine manufacturer Rolls Royce using cloud services Azure Stream Analytics and Power BI to analyze and monitor engine sensor data with contextual information like air traffic control, route data, weather, and fuel usage Benefits - Include more efficient aircrafts, improving operations and saving on costs New Service Opportunity – Insights generated can be passed on to customers through new service that helps airlines improve asset management, aircraft choice, and route selection
Accelerator	Big Data and Analytics, Cloud-Based Services, Internet-of-Things
Business Model and Practices Business Model and Practices	Data, Interfaces and Algorithms
Sector	Industrial Manufacturing, Transportation and Logistics
Organization	Rolls Royce Holdings plc
Source	Dudley, S., "HM16: Rolls-Royce and Microsoft boost aircraft engine practices", The Record, http://www.technologyrecord.com/; "How Rolls-Royce maintains jet engines with the IoT," RTInsights, https://www.rtinsights.com/; AcceleratingBiz analysis
Original Publication Date	November 3, 2016

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