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The TMC Tech Stack Dec. 14, 2017 12 p.m. EST www.thecompanydime.com Questions? Click the chat icon at right or email us: team@thecompanydime.com Hosts Jay Campbell The Company Dime Journalist, Co-Founder David Jonas The Company Dime

The TMC Tech Stack Dec. 14, 2017 • 12 p.m. EST www.thecompanydime.com
Questions? Click the chat icon at right or email us: team@thecompanydime.com
Hosts Jay Campbell The Company Dime Journalist, Co-Founder David Jonas The Company Dime Journalist, Co-Founder
Registered Attendees 18% 26% 8% 18% 29% Buyer Consultant Supplier TMC Tech
Speakers Kim Castro TravelCast Consulting Principal and Owner Mike Kubasik Travel and Transport EVP and Chief Information Officer
POINT REPORTING OF SALE The Journey BACK MID OFFICE OFFICE Robotics ARC/BSP , RISK PROFILES, MGMT . OBTs UNUSED TIX
Online Chat Text Call-in • Legacy Scripting • Third-Party POINT OF Content SALE Aggregators • GDS-based apps • Proprietary apps • Contract mgmt./ revenue optimization
• Web services integrations (Vias, passport, destination event handling, trip disruption) • Ticketing MID-OFFICE • Invoice processing • Communications Robotics • Schedule changes and PNR event handling • Dynamic policies surrounding historical data • Contract applicability Air • Custom processes • Standard continuity and Car QC Rail Hotel
• Web services • Internal RISK MGMT . • Porting data
UNUSED TICKET • Web services PROCESSING • Porting • Utilization
• Profile PROFILES, management OBT s • Corporate online self-booking tools
• Reconciliation • Settlement (ARC, direct) BACK OFFICE • Modification of processes if passive- dependent • Refunds, voids, credits
• BI/MIS REPORTING • Global data • Partners
Speakers Kim Castro TravelCast Consulting Principal and Owner Mike Kubasik Travel and Transport EVP and Chief Information Officer
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