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Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
Brisbane Airport	Transportation	422	$656M	Australia	Motorola Solutions	Motorola Noggin Platform	Critical Event Management	2020	n/a	In 2020 Brisbane Airport implemented the Motorola Noggin Platform. The Motorola Noggin Platform was introduced as the airport s Critical Event Management solution to coordinate incident response across operations, security, engineering, and asset management functions. Configuration emphasized incident management workflows and situational awareness capabilities, including structured incident logging, role based response orchestration, real time alerting, and consolidated operational dashboards. The deployment aligned typical Critical Event Management capabilities with airport needs for event escalation, multi stakeholder coordination, and persistent audit trails for events affecting terminals, aprons, and airside operations. Integrations were executed with existing technology stacks noted in the airport program, specifically TechnologyOne ERP SaaS for asset and finance context, Nintex BPM and Automation for workflow automation, Microsoft 365 for collaboration, Power Platform PPM for project and program visibility, BIM GIS for spatial asset context, SCADA and LoRaWAN Internet of Things feeds for operational telemetry, and the Cyber Security Operation Center for security event correlation. These integrations provided the Motorola Noggin Platform with both contextual asset data and live sensor telemetry to support a common operating picture across the airfield and terminals. Governance and rollout were managed through the airport s program management constructs, with responsibilities including business engagement, roadmap planning, tender management, and project delivery led by the Airport Technology Program office. Implementation workstreams reorganized incident response procedures to route events through the Noggin platform, and governance emphasized cross functional coordination between operations, security, engineering, and IT to sustain incident lifecycle processes.
Aurizon	Transportation	6057	$2.4B	Australia	SAP	SAP GRC	Governance, Risk and Compliance	2018	n/a
	Transportation	1600	$300M	Australia	OneTrust	OneTrust Cookie Consent	Governance, Risk and Compliance	2022	n/a
	Transportation	1600	$300M	Australia	OneTrust	OneTrust CookiePro	Governance, Risk and Compliance	2022	n/a
	Transportation	1000	$80M	Brazil	AdOpt	AdOpt	Governance, Risk and Compliance	2025	n/a
	Transportation	600000	$100.0B	Germany	OneTrust	OneTrust Cookie Consent	Governance, Risk and Compliance	2021	n/a
	Transportation	120	$25M	Germany	Usercentrics	Usercentrics Consent Management Platform (CMP)	Governance, Risk and Compliance	2020	n/a
	Transportation	350	$300M	Germany	Usercentrics	Usercentrics Consent Management Platform (CMP)	Governance, Risk and Compliance	2024	n/a
	Transportation	120	$25M	Germany	Usercentrics	Usercentrics Consent Management Platform (CMP)	Governance, Risk and Compliance	2021	n/a
	Transportation	800	$200M	Sweden	OneTrust	OneTrust Cookie Consent	Governance, Risk and Compliance	2020	n/a

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Customer

Industry

Empl.

Revenue

Country

Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

Insight

Insight Source

Brisbane Airport

Transportation

422

$656M

Australia

Motorola Solutions

Motorola Noggin Platform

Critical Event Management

2020

n/a

In 2020 Brisbane Airport implemented the Motorola Noggin Platform. The Motorola Noggin Platform was introduced as the airport s Critical Event Management solution to coordinate incident response across operations, security, engineering, and asset management functions. Configuration emphasized incident management workflows and situational awareness capabilities, including structured incident logging, role based response orchestration, real time alerting, and consolidated operational dashboards. The deployment aligned typical Critical Event Management capabilities with airport needs for event escalation, multi stakeholder coordination, and persistent audit trails for events affecting terminals, aprons, and airside operations. Integrations were executed with existing technology stacks noted in the airport program, specifically TechnologyOne ERP SaaS for asset and finance context, Nintex BPM and Automation for workflow automation, Microsoft 365 for collaboration, Power Platform PPM for project and program visibility, BIM GIS for spatial asset context, SCADA and LoRaWAN Internet of Things feeds for operational telemetry, and the Cyber Security Operation Center for security event correlation. These integrations provided the Motorola Noggin Platform with both contextual asset data and live sensor telemetry to support a common operating picture across the airfield and terminals. Governance and rollout were managed through the airport s program management constructs, with responsibilities including business engagement, roadmap planning, tender management, and project delivery led by the Airport Technology Program office. Implementation workstreams reorganized incident response procedures to route events through the Noggin platform, and governance emphasized cross functional coordination between operations, security, engineering, and IT to sustain incident lifecycle processes.