Australian Airline Industry Analysis
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This document analyzes the transport industry in Australia, focusing on the airline sector. It examines the industry's PESTLE factors, market share, cost structure, key operational metrics like passenger load factors and fares, domestic air passenger movements, top Australian airports, and forecasts air passenger movements through 2025-26 for both domestic routes and capital city airports.
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Mission Critical Applications Workloads on Amazon Web ServicesAmazon Web Services In this session we will walk through practical examples of how Amazon Web Services customers operate heavily regulated workloads and mission critical applications in the cloud. Through real world customer examples we will apply security and governance controls which will provide you with increased visibility and control of your application and infrastructure for these workloads. You will learn how Enterprise secure and enable audit controls on their heavily regulated workloads in an Amazon Web Services Account. At the same time, extend your datacenter and control mechanisms to Amazon Web Services.
Shaun Ray, Head of Solutions Architect, Amazon Web Services, ASEAN
How to Identify and Prevent ESD Failures using PathFinder
How to Identify and Prevent ESD Failures using PathFinderAnsys This presentation provides an introduction to common ESD failure mechanism in today's ICs and the challenges in addressing them. It will highlight PathFinder, a layout based ESD integrity analysis platform with an integrated modeling, extraction and simulation environment that enables IC designers perform exhaustive verification of all ESD discharge pathways at the IP and full-chip level. It will also share case study of some real life ESD failure scenarios and how PathFinder was used to root-cause them. It reviews the list of ESD checks that can be performed from early floor planning to final sign-off for ESD robustness and ESD failure prevention. Learn more on our website: https://bit.ly/1vRDycB
Australian Airline Industry Analysis
- 2. Transport Industry in Australia
- 3. PESTLE
- 4. Market Share
- 10. Domestic Air Passenger Movements
- 11. Top 40 Australian Airports
- 12. Forecast: Air Passenger Movements to 2025 - 26
- 13. Forecast: Air Passenger Movements through capital city airports to 2025 - 26