Hello dlethe, have you ever mentioned the following company? They would be a good fit for the UR's ticketing capabilities:(edited: lot of "Omni--'s out there)
OmniTicket Network to Launch a New Generation of Their Overview Ticketing System at IAAPA 2007
Jul 7 05:00 AM US/Eastern
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ORLANDO, Fla., July 7 /PRNewswire/ -- OmniTicket Network, the
international leader in admission and venue management systems, announced
today that they will launch a new generation of their Overview Ticketing
System to the leisure market by introducing Overview V7 at this year's
International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) in
Orlando, November 13-16, 2007.
"Overview V7 is the first fully open, distributed ticketing system that
can be used by any size venue, anywhere in the world, for all ticketing-
related areas, both on-site and online," says Melinda Shishan, Director of
Sales and Marketing for OmniTicket Network. "We're offering flexibility and
accessibility that's unprecedented in our industry." Already the leading
supplier of ticketing systems to the world's largest attractions and leisure
venues, OmniTicket Network developed Overview V7 in response to the market's
demand for global distribution options, and true integration of remote selling
locations.
"What was once just a wish list is now a list of possibilities," says
Paolo Moro, President and CEO of OmniTicket Network. "Our clients want to
seamlessly and easily sell tickets and packages through various distribution
channels around the world. They want to verify ticket validity at any
location, at any time. They want to track ticket sales and redemptions from
any place they may be, at any hour. Overview V7 allows this type of open
access within an N-Tier environment."
Moro looks forward to attending IAAPA where his team will provide live
demonstrations of Overview V7. As a founder of the company, he introduced the
original Overview Ticketing System back in 1986. It was the first integrated,
real-time ticketing and access control solution offered to the leisure market,
and now, more than 20 years later, Moro says. "It's amazing to once again be
in the position to introduce a brand new generation of ticketing system to the
market. It's such an exciting time in our company, and our industry."
About OmniTicket Network
OmniTicket Network, Inc. is a privately held company that provides turnkey
ticketing and access control solutions both on-site and on-line for all types
of leisure venues, including fairs, expos, zoos, museums, theatres, theme
parks, water parks, concert halls and sports arenas. With over 20 years of
experience, OmniTicket Network systems now produce more than 300 million
tickets a year, for hundreds of clients in more than 20 countries around the
world. OmniTicket Network has offices in Orlando, Florida, Milan, Italy, and
New Castle, United Kingdom. For more information on OmniTicket Network visit
www.omniticket.com or call +1 (407) 370-3736.
SOURCE OmniTicket Network
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