HITEC 2001 Interviews - HotelTools, Inc. - Mr. Jeff Stivers (Director, Product Management)

HotelTools, Inc. has developed the first Internet Enterprise Software for the hospitality industry. As the lodging industry's first ASP truly architected for the future, HotelTools leverages the Internet as a cost-effective communications network, giving hoteliers capability previously unavailable to most of the industry.

This revolutionary service centralizes all aspects of multi-property hotel operations, including enterprise management, property management, guest management, rate management, reservations, and procurement. HotelTools' Internet-Native applications and services facilitate both top and bottom line improvement for hotel owners and operators by enabling real-time reporting and management from any computer connected to the Internet. HotelTools architecture leverages single image data across the entire enterprise to improve guest satisfaction and yield management while eliminating many labor-intensive processes such as commission processing, night audits, and the re-keying of accounting data. For additional information about HotelTools, Inc. visit the company's web site: at www.hoteltools.com.

About Jeff Stivers

Director, Product Management

Twelve years design experience in Property Management Systems. Product Manager, Encore Systems, responsible for implementing product management, development, sales and marketing process for a new server based PMS product. Director of Product Management, Hotel Information Systems, managed a team of system analysts responsible for the continued development of legacy applications as well as the development of a new lodging system

The HotelTools Difference.

The HotelTools solution offers unified business processes and applications delivered by a universal solution providing capability that has, until now, been unavailable to most of the industry. The power of the HotelTools offering is delivered throughout a hospitality enterprise and is built upon the simple principle of the value of our solution being greater than the sum of its parts.