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Veryon Work Center Consolidates Mx Execution
By: Matt Thurber
Caption: The move expands Veryon's offerings to business aviation customers
Word Count: 209
Veryon has unveiled its Work Center, a unified aircraft service center management solution for business aviation operators. Work Center pulls together invoicing, pricing profiles, logbook generation, tracking of costs and labor, and the core product of its founding company (formerly ATP and previously Aircraft Technical Publishers), real-time maintenance and airworthiness information. 
San Francisco-based Veryon developed Work Center in-house, and the new solution is part of the Veryon Tracking platform. It includes maintenance tracking, flight operations, inventory management, and technical publications.
ParkerGale acquired ATP in 2015 and, since then, ATP/Veryon has bought additional companies in the maintenance software and services space, such as CaseBank Technologies, a provider of defect analysis and troubleshooting products, and maintenance tracking company Flightdocs. Veryon now serves 25 percent of the commercial aviation fleet, more than 100 manufacturers, 7,500 customers, and 75,000 technicians.
“We built the platform from scratch, specifically for business aviation operators, with one goal in mind: maximizing aircraft uptime,” said Kent Pickard, Veryon v-p of product management. “While most service center offerings were designed for stand-alone MROs, Work Center is purpose-built for aircraft operators so they can focus more on improving their operations, growing their business and ensuring accurate department billing, and a streamlined aircraft return-to-service process.”