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Type of Releases and Strategy Major Releases Aim > Changes to application / infrastructure functionality Periodicity > Twice a year in P1 Nov and P1 May Changes to record structures is scheduled in P1 May, so once a year Managed > as projects between Service Provider / IATA 96
Type of Releases and Strategy (2) Maintenance Releases Aim > To fix software problems/bugs reported by SIS users or IATA Periodicity > usually twice a month For urgent cases put as hot fixes in SIS prod immediately Managed > Weekly Release Management meetings with Service Provider as to prioritize next Help Desk incidents fixes to be deployed 97
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Multilateral Option for Simplified
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Objective Simplify the settlem
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Process Daily ISR/TCN for particip
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Process 10 Regions are: Within No
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Process - Results by Region Survey
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Process The resulting % of the IAT
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How to Apply Internally Process ap
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Dates to Remember Launch Dates Ja
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Thank you for your Participation! H
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Interline Billing of TFCs (Taxes, F
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Background RA Vision Group Project
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Advantages Simple determination of
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…as time went on… TFC filings
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What’s the situation? Tickets pr
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Problems: Carrier Exceptions Carri
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Problems: Carrier-Specific Taxes E
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The RATD: the story so far Various
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The TTBS: The story so far IATA TT
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Approach Initial Approach Establi
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. . . and . . . ISW2: IATA/ATPCO Mo
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Using simplified tax data was neces
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IATA/ATPCO Monthly TTBS Revenue ac
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Page 47 and 48: Related news items for thoughts Ta
Page 49 and 50: Thank you to our coffee break Spons
Page 51 and 52: Last year we discussed SIS billing
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Page 59 and 60: Abuse of the Billing Memo Examples.
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Page 65 and 66: And Finally… Bill right first tim
Page 67 and 68: SIS and RAM Rules SIS and RAM Rules
Page 69 and 70: Agenda Todays session covers Some
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Page 79 and 80: How does SIS identify duplicates? 1
Page 81 and 82: Q3 - Duplicate checks Feedback to R
Page 83 and 84: PAX- rejections - Clubbing of coupo
Page 85 and 86: PAX- Source codes RAM CH A9 Attach
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Page 99 and 100: How to raise a Change request SIS H
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Page 117 and 118: Thank you. Email: sisoperations@iat
Page 119 and 120: Agenda Introduction Optimize your
Page 121 and 122: Optimize Get the most Your out Proc
Page 123 and 124: Contact Notification Set-up (cont.)
Page 125 and 126: Working with Correspondence We have
Page 127 and 128: ICH Late Submissions Process Invoic
Page 129 and 130: Billing ICH Suspended Members When
Page 131 and 132: Optimize Get the most Your out Proc
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Page 135 and 136: Accept and Close a Correspondence
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Page 139 and 140: Miscellaneous Daily Outputs for pay
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Thank you to our coffee break Spons
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Overview SIS Next Step • IATA Fin
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What is IATA Financial e-invoicing?
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Mobilization Strategy Based on 3 p
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Active Airlines Mobilization Overal
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Access to 350+ airlines with single
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Stakeholder Alignment Every single
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Stakeholder Alignment Ensure that
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Stakeholder Alignment Best Practic
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Future of Revenue Accounting (FoRA)
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The past of Revenue Accounting Why
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Can we work without RA systems? Pr
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Revenue Accounting Tomorrow We hav
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Local ERP update Revenue Accounting
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Next Steps Completed full Auto-Bil
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Air Cargo Update Glyn Hughes Direct
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Air Cargo: a conduit for world trad
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The importance of air cargo …
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International movements of goods Vo
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The air supply chain Your diagram
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e-freight: simplifying and moderniz
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e-freight ‘Three Pillar’ roadma
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Examples of challenges already addr
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Industry projects and priorities
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Air cargo security • Advocacy •
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Vital for todays society and econom
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He’s Number 1
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