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AIMS Attachment A: AIMS Statement of Work
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2. The RMS and DAPP shall provide the ability to block any user from the
utilization of any resource. The default configuration at each DAPP
resource shall be to deny access, unless it has been assigned by the
RMS.
3. The workstations shall run the native tenant applications.
D. The DAPP shall provide „transparent‟ access to each airline‟s native host
application. The DAPP solution shall not require an on-going certification
process once final system acceptance is complete. Individual airline
upgrades and modifications to point of sale and other operational software
shall not require any certification (or recertification) to utilize the DAPP.
This does not apply to certifications required by legacy common use
applications (IATA RP 1797 compliant) that may utilize the flexible
provisioned environment provided by the DAPP.
E. The DAPP shall provide 2D Bar Code Printing for boarding passes.
Traditional IATA ATB magnetic swipe boarding coupons are not required,
unless specifically requested by airline tenants during the implementation
process.
F. The DAPP shall provide use of each airline‟s native system from all
locations within the Terminal 4. The DAPP shall provide any agent the
ability to access their own applications from any assigned DAPP
workstation via authorized airline-host login. The DAPP shall allow each
airline to run its own native point-of-sale application in its own operating
environment. At the DAPP workstation, the screen and keyboard interface
shall be no different than a direct host connection. Any applications which
are available on the host system shall also be accessible through the
DAPP. This system shall provide each airline the ability to perform
ticketing, check-in, local boarding, passenger matching, etc. using their
system software without modifications to the host system.
G. The DAPP shall fully support individual airline requirements for
workstation and peripheral addressing. This shall include the ability for
airlines to dynamically assign workstation addresses on an ad-hoc basis
from a pool of addresses, eliminating the need to have dedicated
workstation addresses for every device associated with DAPP. Individual
airline software licensing issues must also be addressed by the
CONTRACTOR in a manner that is acceptable to all stakeholders. This
topic shall be included in the design workshops that are required as part of
the implementation process.
H. The system shall provide connection for the DAPP workstations to each
participating airline‟s host computer (e.g., System One, Sabre, etc.) via an
airline-provided interface (e.g., gateway, router, etc.). This shall allow for
the required airline applications and operating systems to be loaded at the
Exhibit 3
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