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| IRVINE, Calif.-- - Aug. 2, 2000 -- Hotel Information
Systems (HIS), the hospitality division of MAI Systems Corp. (AMEX:NOW),
Wednesday announced an agreement with Candlewood Hotel Co. Inc. (Nasdaq:CNDL)
for the installation of HIS’ Microsoft® Windows NT® LodgingTouch™
Property Management System (PMS) at Candlewood Suites and Cambridge Suites
hotels.
The agreement also calls for the installation of a fully integrated Central Information System (CIS) which, together with an interface to Candlewood’s back office accounting software, will provide Candlewood Suites with streamlined financial and operational management. The LodgingTouch PMS provides the hospitality industry with a fully integrated, scaleable property management system that facilitates centralization, consolidation and easily accessible data. Running on the Microsoft® Windows NT® operating environment, it is a true 32-bit, ODBC compliant client/server solution. The open architecture design allows for customization of the application and the ease of adding modular interfaces make it a long-lasting investment for hotel chains as well as single properties of all types and sizes. MAI CEO W. Brian Kretzmer commented, “Our existing relationship with Candlewood is further strengthened by this agreement. We appreciate the continuing confidence of Candlewood in both our company and our products and look forward to a long and mutually beneficial relationship. “The signing of this agreement following our profitable second quarter
provides the company with even greater momentum for the remainder of 2000
and beyond.”
“HIS’ customer oriented culture and development expertise are a good fit for Candlewood,” said John Angle, director of information technology for Candlewood. “The user-friendly nature of the LodgingTouch PMS and the free flow of information provided by our new CIS will enhance our simple but unique operating platform.” About Candlewood Suites
About Hotel Information Systems
Certain statements in this news release constitute “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. |
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Allen & Caron Inc. Jill Cieslak, 949/474-4300 jill@allencaron.com |