 Orlando—June 21, 2010—Worried
about switching from a
Vista-to-7 or XP-to-7 computer environment at your hotel? If so,
turn to TTI Technologies and the worry
is over -- at least for the Business Center environment. Early next
month the
provider of self-service business solutions to hotels, resorts and
hostels will
begin offering the Windows 7 operating system on all Business Center
computers
to new customers.  “Easier to use and more secure than previous
operating systems, Windows 7 is a perfect fit for hotel Business
Centers,” said
Alex Lerner, TTI Chief Technology Officer. “It comes with many business
applications including touch-screen capabilities -- opening up a world
of
opportunities for hotels to differentiate themselves. Windows 7 also
will mark
a transition to a 64-bit operating system, for a more robust computing
environment.” TTI (www.ttitel.com) provides guest-computing systems that are easy to operate, require minimal staff interaction, and include design, installation and on-going 24/7/365 management and support. Solutions include: Driver’s License, Passport and ID Scanners; Business Centers; Boarding Pass Printing Stations; Self-Service Concierge and more. TTI will showcase its solutions at the Hospitality Technology Exposition and Conference (HITEC) June 22-24 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Booth No. 559.  “Providing a home-like environment is top of mind
for most hotel companies,” said Steve Blidner, TTI President.
“Tech-savvy
business travelers routinely upgrade their software and expect to use
the same
environment when traveling. At TTI, we not only help properties improve
guest
service and increase supplemental revenues, we also provide the latest
software
development tools on the market.” Because TTI owns the source code for its Business Center software, Lerner said system upgrades are easy -- whether it's to a new Microsoft operating system or interfacing our Business Center software with a hotel's property-management system. Owning the code gives TTI the flexibility to work with any hotel, unlike other companies who are at the mercy of outside partners to provide them with licensed software and perform any upgrades. He explained that TTI software is modular and built on .Net technology. Therefore it's very easy for the company to modify features and elements as needed or required by its customers. “Whether the hotel decides to change its revenue model for Business Center services, implement Free Boarding Pass Printing, add special features, or migrate to the latest operating system, it’s simple and cost-effective with TTI,” Blidner said. “Any hotel looking for a new Business Center solutions partner can receive the latest in equipment and Windows 7 functionality with no risk, only gain.” For a demonstration of TTI's Windows 7-compatible Business Center software, visit Booth No. 559 at HITEC. For information on TTI's full line of business services, call (888) 692-4262 x201 or e-mail [email protected].  About TTI
Technologies International TTI has been delivering innovative solutions since 1991 serving hotels, resorts, hostels, airports and retailers. TTI’s technology includes ID Scanners, Self-Service Business Centers and Concierge Kiosks, Luggage Storage Solutions, ATMs, Signature Capture Devices, and more. With an international headquarters in New York City and satellite offices in Phoenix, San Francisco, Boston, Ft. Lauderdale, and Mumbai, TTI is well equipped to anticipate and deliver exceptional service. For more information, visit www.ttitel.com. |