Rolls-Royce and Aerogility have signed a five-year enterprise-wide contract. Under the agreement, Aerogility will supply Rolls-Royce with its AI-based enterprise digital twin solution.
“This contract demonstrates the value of both our software and team when it comes to tackling complex forecasting, planning, and decision-making challenges,” said Aerogility head of defence and OEMs Nigel Yard.
Rolls-Royce will utilise the solution to develop highly complex forecasts that inform safe and trusted business decisions. The capability is applied across the entire Rolls-Royce value chain, including partners and customers, providing deep insights into asset lifecycles and carbon footprint.
Utilising Aerogility, the Rolls-Royce team can run multiple hypothetical scenarios in rapid, largescale simulations of the business. This delivers better decision-making for complex asset lifecycle management by quantifying opportunities to improve the performance of the Rolls-Royce services business.
“Aerogility generates meaningful insights into operational forecasts and our collaboration has played an important part in helping us build on our values,” said Rolls-Royce digital capability executive Robin Gibbs.
The new deal builds on Aerogility’s relationship with multiple Rolls-Royce divisions, which have used Aerogility's solution to forecast the outcomes of strategic decisions.