SOARIZON Discusses How Enterprises Can Manage Their Drone Fleets

Juggling the many aspects of drone operation management has been a major roadblock for commercial drone operations looking to scale. Preparing pre-flight checklists, planning flight paths, risk assessments, navigating the regulatory landscape, and processing post-flight records and logs can take days, if not weeks, of manual work. The amount of required documentation and records keeping has forced some operations to turn away work, leaving them unable to grow their businesses.

This is something that Callum Holland, customer success manager at SOARIZON, has experienced firsthand, which led him to his current position providing enterprise-ready flight management software for the commercial UAV industry. SOARIZON, a division of Thales, offers users a suite of drone management software that digitizes the end-to-end process making running enterprise operations a possibility.

We spoke with Holland at Commercial UAV Expo 2019 to discuss how SOARIZON is providing enterprise-level drone management solutions to enable pilots to fly more today and how this can help solve the problems of tomorrow.

For those who are interested in exploring this system more, you can try it out for free at www.soarizon.io.

Commercial UAV Expo 2019

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Danielle Gagne

Danielle Gagne was the Editorial Analyst for Commercial UAV News. She continues to be dedicated to providing commercial drone professionals with exclusive insights and content from experts in the field, keeping the industry informed and up to date on everything related to drones.

Danielle originally came to Commercial UAV News from an editorial background in higher education publishing where she edited books on every topic from financial risk management to nanotechnology and morphing wing technology. During that time, she reported and conveyed the business needs and expectations between all points of her organization and the technology team, working closely with IT development. She found these aspects of her previous career invaluable to understanding and conveying the convergence of technology, business, public perception, and regulation in the drone industry as editorial analyst.