Aurora Featured at 2026 NCMS Sustainment Accelerator at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard

Stottler Henke exhibited Aurora at the NCMS Sustainment Accelerator at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility in Bremerton, Washington, August 25–27. The event brought together Navy stakeholders and industry to explore technologies that can help address shipbuilding, maintenance, and sustainment challenges.

During the event, Stottler Henke covered some of the benefits of applying Aurora Intelligent Scheduling to Real-World Problems:

• Optimizes schedules automatically by considering task dependencies, priorities, limited resources, skills, shifts, equipment, facilities, and other operational constraints.
• Improves resource utilization and reduces schedule duration, helping organizations accomplish more with existing personnel, equipment, and infrastructure.
• Creates more realistic and executable schedules by modeling real-world constraints that conventional project-management systems often cannot represent effectively.
• Dynamically reschedules when conditions change, including emergent work, resource disruptions, shifting priorities, and changing operational requirements.
• Identifies bottlenecks and supports rapid “what-if” analysis, giving managers better decision support before committing resources or changing plans.