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August 30, 2016

Berlin, Germany - Germany

Airline Distribution Technology and Strategy

Airline distribution is at the beginning of a transition phase, re-evaluating business strategy and customer relationship management as well as modernising its product portfolio and ICT infrastructure in order to make use of the growing variety of sales and digital marketing channels and realise distribution cost reduction. However, many carriers are still unsure which strategy and investment to pursue.

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Dennis Schurich

+493020913412

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