Barbados, West Indies, July 21, 2003 - (DRI) announced that their real time, online booking engine has recorded in excess of 1 million reservations.

Digital Rez International, Barbados (DRI) - July 21, 2003

Digital Rez International (DRI) announced that their real time, online booking engine has recorded in excess of 1 million reservations for their client resorts in the past thirteen months. With the launch of new implementations pending, this volume is projected to rise by a minimum 75% - 150% in the coming year.

The Rez Expert Central and Allocation Robot booking engines set a new standard for online reservation fulfillment in the industry. The systems facilitate online and call center processes for large central tourism based organizations all the way down to the smallest resort owner.

All activity can be tracked, including client history over years, accessible from the front desk, web interfaces and Call Centers.

To accomplish this task, DRI overcame substantial technical obstacles in telecom and reporting by inventing groundbreaking technology that is revolutionizing reservation e-business.

After the company quickly realized the limitations of the most popular reporting engines on the market, DRI created their own reporting engine to dynamically generate reports via Windows interfaces and the Web (in Adobe's popular PDF format). Read more here

Most small businesses, especially remote tourist destinations, have poor or unreliable Internet connectivity. Small Packet Protocol (spp) was created, which could deliver secure (128 bit encrypted), dynamically generated database information across low bandwidth Internet connections up to 100 times faster than standard systems.

These two technological gems opened the way for Digital Rez to create real time, online, centralized reservation systems that tie thousands of properties together worldwide, from the smallest hostel or campsite to luxury hotels, tours, museum ticketing and events with superlative tracking and reporting.

All this has been developed hand in hand with one of the most advanced grid based, cost effective, property management systems in the world (ROS2000).

The system supports both MS SQL Server and Oracle 9i database architectures.