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StB Bar Coded Boarding Pass Implementation Guide APPENDIX G - StB PREFERRED PARTNERS (StB PP) Simplifying the Business (StB) is the industry's top priority and as such requires the involvement of all key stakeholders. Two of these are vendors and service providers. Their business knowledge, expertise and solutions provide tangible benefits to IATA and its Member airlines and will be critical in the successful implementation of the Simplifying the Business programme. To acknowledge the value that these vendors and service providers can add in assisting in the implementation of the Simplifying the Business initiative, a new membership category has been created - StB Preferred Partners. Organisations that provide an StB related solution might be interested in becoming an StB Preferred Partner, in order to take advantage of the privileged business opportunities linked to the StB projects. This new category has been created to provide our Strategic Partners with privileged business opportunities linked to the StB initiatives. In addition to the membership privileges currently offered to Partners, "StB Preferred Partners" (StB PP) will have the following exclusive benefits: • IATA will facilitate the targeted match-making between the StB PP and airlines through the use of market intelligence gathered by IATA's regional teams through individual airline meetings • Access to subject matter experts and the StB team for StB relevant matters • Exclusive and free participation at the StB regional workshops • Exclusive and free exhibition at the StB regional workshops • Exclusive sponsorship opportunities at the StB regional workshops • When relevant, working with the StB team on the content of the StB regional workshops (such as in airline case studies) • Exclusive opportunity to promote their products/services at spotlight sessions when available at StB regional workshops • Access to special StB Session with IATA's DG, Sr. Management & StB team (when offered) • The exclusive IATA Strategic Partnerships Extranet site • Special StB Strategic Partner logo for use on promotional materials • Listing in IATA StB Preferred Partner directory 114/128 27-May-2009
Appendix StB Preferred Partners offering BCBP products and services are presented in alphabetical order: Amadeus Global Travel Distributions S.A. Hans Jorgensen Vice President Strategic Airline and Partner Programmes Salvador de Madariaga 1 Edificio Herre, 11th floor 28027 Madrid Spain Tel:34 91 582 0187 Fax:34 91 582 0122 email:hjorgensen@amadeus.net Frederic Spagnou Vice President Airline Business Group Salvador de Madariaga 1 Edificio Herre, 11th floor 28027 Madrid Spain Tel:34 91 582 3945 Fax:34 91 582 0122 email:fspagnou@amadeus.net Amadeus is a technology provider and the leading global distribution system (GDS), serving the marketing, sales and distribution needs of the world's travel and tourism industries. Its comprehensive data processing centre serves over 66,000 travel agency locations and some 10,000 airline sales offices, totalling around 330,000 points of sale located in over 215 markets worldwide. Through Amadeus, travel agencies and airline offices can make bookings on 95 per cent of the world's scheduled airline seats. The system also provides access to over 53,400 hotel properties, some 45 car rental companies serving over 29,000 locations, as well as ferry, rail, cruise, tour operators and insurance companies. Amadeus is a leading IT solutions provider to the airline industry; 149 airlines use Amadeus’ Altéa Sell as the sales and reservation system in their offices, to provide passengers with superior and seamless service at optimal cost. Amadeus’ new generation Customer Management Solutions include Altéa Plan (inventory management system) and Altéa Fly (departure control system). British Airways, Qantas and Finnair are the first customers to implement these solutions. e-Travel, Amadeus’ e-commerce business unit, is the global leader in online travel technology and corporate travel management solutions. It services travel agencies in 90 countries, and powers the websites of over 260 corporations and more than 60 airlines and hotels. Amadeus is headquartered in Madrid, Spain. For the year ended 31 December 2004, the company reported revenues of EUR 2,056.7m and net income of EUR 208m. The Amadeus data centre is in Erding (near Munich), Germany and its principal development offices are located in Sophia Antipolis (near Nice), France. ARINC David Taylor Sr Product Director, Product Management 2551 Riva Road Annapolis, Maryland 21401-7465 USA Tel:1 (410) 266 4181 Fax:1 (410) 573 3024 email:DLT@arinc.com ARINC Incorporated is the world leader in transportation communications and systems engineering. The company develops and operates communications and information processing systems and provides systems engineering and integrated solutions to five key industries: airports, aviation, defense, government and surface transportation. ARINC sponsors industry committees and participates in related industry activities that contribute to flight safety and efficiency. The work of the ARINC sponsored committees and related efforts, or ARINC Industry Activities, is completed on behalf of the aviation community and benefits aviation at large. Incorporated in 1929 to provide reliable and efficient radio communications for the airlines, ARINC is headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland, with over 3000 employees worldwide. ARINC is ISO 9001 certified. 4 th edition - June 2009 - www.iata.org/stb/bcbp 115/128
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