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DSEI 2017: Microlease launches LEO 2 software

11th September 2017 - 09:00 GMT | by Uldduz Sohrabi in London

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Microlease has launched a new lifecycle management software – known as LEO 2 – at this year’s DSEI, which it hopes will lower overall costs for manufacturers and contractors.

The software is a through-life support tool for asset management that enables aerospace, security and defence manufacturers to optimise their supply chains and thereby improve performance and reduce costs.

Tim Bealby, chief technical officer at Microlease, told Shephard that LEO 2 will solve key problems such as data collection.

‘Typically, a lot of our customers, before they use the software have all sorts of spreadsheets and diverse databases holding data. What

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