Transport & logistics
Schedules, loads, handoffs, and time-sensitive decisions. People in the field need the current picture, wherever the work takes them.
When the way you work is what makes you good, your software should protect it. Not flatten it into a generic template.
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Just as important
02Patterns we recognize
These are operational patterns we design for—not a list of claimed clients.
Schedules, loads, handoffs, and time-sensitive decisions. People in the field need the current picture, wherever the work takes them.
Shop-floor realities that don’t fit a neat form. Information needs to reflect how production runs, including the exceptions.
People need to practice the real job before they touch live systems. A realistic training environment makes room for that practice.
One business, many sites. Consistent ways of working, with enough flexibility for the differences that matter.
IN PRACTICEUnited Airlines
Miller Creative Media brought Sartoris in to build the software supporting the training programs they were developing for United Airlines. A replica of the passenger-management system gives staff room to practice without touching live operations.
Explore the case studyreal-life training scenarios
access to practice the real work
04Good questions
THE NEXT STEPA conversation, first.
You don’t need a finished brief. Start with the part of the day that’s harder than it should be.
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