Hospitality Net

Infinium Daily Operations Manager is an integrated financial operations analysis and reporting solution that meets the requirements of the hospitality services industry's daily operating reporting needs. Infinium Daily Operations Manager is a central collection point for financial and operating measures including: daily revenues, budget data, and daily expenses. It provides timely and accurate executive information analysis capabilities such as instant notification of anomalies and variances. And, Infinium Daily Operations Manager creates summary month-end journals in Infinium General Ledger to reduce data re-work and ensure accuracy.

Infinium Daily Operations Manager significantly reduces the time to more effective management decisions by eliminating duplicate manual data entry processes and by providing more timely, accurate and accessible reporting and analysis capabilities.

"Infinium Daily Operations Manager is designed to enable us to quickly understand our daily financials and how operational influencers such as special promotions or the weather impact those results," said Douglas Marty, Director of Information Technology, Colonial Williamsburg, the world's largest outdoor living history museum. "We anticipate that Infinium Daily Operations Manager will help us to improve our day-to-day decision making, as well as our strategic planning."

Infinium Daily Operations Manager leverages the benefits of Infinium Corporate Performance Management, an enterprise-wide solution that empowers individuals throughout the organization to monitor and manage business performance. Infinium Corporate Performance Management helps to ensure that business strategy is aligned with execution at all levels by linking people, information, and decision-making processes throughout an organization. Its common user interface reduces a users learning curve and training costs. And, its centralized security and administration reduces the time, effort and cost of its implementation and maintenance.

"We have an established track record of success in delivering to our customers the industry-specific solutions that enable them to exceed their customer's expectations, better manage their business and motivate their employees," said Bob Steven, Senior Product Manager, Hospitality, at Infinium. "Infinium Daily Operations Manager is yet another example of how deeply we're committed to serving our industry-specific customers, and enhancing our leadership role in the hospitality and gaming market."

Infinium's applications are in use at more than 60 percent of the Fortune 500 companies in the hospitality industry, approximately 90 percent of the hotels and casinos on the Las Vegas Strip, and 100 percent of the Fortune 500 companies in the gaming industry. Infinium's customers represent many of the largest, most respected names in the hospitality and gaming industry.

Infinium Software is a provider of Web-integrated enterprise business applications optimized for the IBM eServer iSeries including human resources, payroll, financial management, customer relationship management, materials management, process manufacturing, and corporate performance management offerings, backed by related professional services, training and support. Infinium has 1,800 customers worldwide representing a variety of industries including manufacturing, hospitality and gaming, healthcare, transportation, retail, financial services and distribution. Founded in 1981, Infinium has offices worldwide and is headquartered in Hyannis, Massachusetts. For more information visit www.infinium.com.

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