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Research & Development (R&D)
Keeping up with state-of-the art technology and development is important. We joined forces with several research centers and marketing organisations to maintain our first-mover advantage in e-tourism and online booking.

EC3

EC3 is a Centre of Excellence that has conducted applied research in the field of e-commerce with its academic and industrial partners since 2000. EC3 forges links between science and industry with the aim of developing innovative products, methods and strategies in collaboration with its partners.

EC3 unites expertise in technology, business, data analysis and legal matters in e-commerce. The company is focused on the organisation and integration of information, digital collaboration and virtual companies, e-commerce, customer and business analysis, e-tourism, and optimisation of (R&D) project portfolios.
www.ec3.at

FAW

The Institue for Application Oriented Knowledge Processing (FAW) has been a close partner with Tiscover since 1996. Founded in 1990 at the University of Linz by Professor Roland Wagner, FAW is dedicated to transferring technology from research to market place through collaboration with partners from industry and the public sector.
www.faw.uni-linz.ac.at

TTI

The TTI Travel Technology Initiative (London) was founded in 1989 to establish technology standards within the travel industry. At that time, a number of leading travel companies recognised the benefits of using common system interfaces and documentation and agreed to form an industry wide group to develop technology standards.
TTI membership has grown to more than 90 partners covering 10 European countries. In that time, TTI has become the recognised message standards and e-commerce authority within the European travel industry.

TTI maintains and publishes the Unicorn EDI messages, of which there are now over 130 in use by over 100 organisations world-wide throughout the travel industry. It has developed a message called REScon to transfer booking information from a tour operator videotext system to a travel agent's local system and has also developed a standard format for availability information (TOPAS). TORIX is an XML message set which has been developed for the booking of package holidays.

TTI is currently considering a number of new projects, including the extension of the TORIX message set to encompass non-packaged travel components, the development of an XML message standard for the transfer of descriptive content such as hotel and destination descriptions, the standardisation of geo-coding, and the development of a generic model of travel intermediary business processes.

TTI has an Alliance agreement with the Open Travel Alliance (OTA) with whom it works closely. It chairs or is represented on a number of OTA committees.

Tiscover holds shares in TTI Limited and has been a member of the Board since November 2001.
www.tti.org

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