Portsmouth, NH, Newmarket International announced this week that it has released Delphi.Net Version 2.3, an upgrade of its automated sales and catering system for mid-scale, limited service hoteliers. Delphi.Net offers mid-scale properties many of the same features found in Newmarket’s flagship product, Delphi, for large hotels and banquet facilities. Delphi.Net is a centrally hosted web-based product, available by monthly subscription.

COLUMBIA, Md. -- MICROS Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: MCRS), a leading provider of information technology solutions for the hospitality industry, said today that it has completed an agreement with Marriott International, Inc. (NYSE: MAR) to implement components of the MICROS OPERA Suite at hotels outside of the United States.

LOS ANGELES | Mandarin Oriental, New York has deployed MTech’s Hotel Service Optimization System (HotSOS, pronounced “hot sauce”) to automate workflow and communications, and to wirelessly connect service staff to each other, guests, groups and meeting planners for unmatched personalized, prompt service. MTech announced the deployment at its Booth #1233 of the Hospitality Industry Technology Conference and Exhibition (HITEC 2005) at the Los Angeles Convention Center, June 21–23

HITEC, Los Angeles, California | IDeaS, the leading provider of revenue optimization solutions and one of the industry’s fastest growing technology companies today announced that Hyatt International is currently converting its existing properties to IDeaS v5i ASP based Revenue Optimization solution, with the Grand Hyatt Singapore leading the way as the first converted site. In addition, Hyatt International plans to add IDeaS to its new hotel openings in 2005 and 2006 in conjunction with the planned conversions. The hotels are located in diverse locations around the world. Hotels that most recently added IDeaS ASP product in 2005 include the Hyatt Regency Perth, Park Hyatt Zurich, and the Park Hyatt Paris Vendôme.

HITEC, Los Angeles, California | IDeaS, the leading provider of revenue optimization solutions and one of the industry’s fastest growing technology companies has released the newest version of IDeaS Revenue Optimization during the first day of HITEC.

HITEC, Los Angeles, California | IDeaS, the leading provider of revenue optimization solutions and one of the industry’s fastest growing technology companies today announced that the Carlyle Hotel has gone live with IDeaS. A New York legend in the heart of Manhattan, the Carlyle is utilizing IDeaS to maximize RevPAR and profitability within the white hot New York hospitality market. The Carlyle is part of the Rosewood family of hotels.

LOS ANGELES, CA., Booking a meeting for small groups just became as easy as reserving a hotel sleeping room on line with a credit card, thanks to innovative software by Newmarket International. The company will offer a technology preview of MeetingBroker with Direct Book Services for small meetings, at HITEC 2005 in Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES | Hotel Technology Next Generation (HTNG), which was founded three years ago at HITEC 2002 in Chicago, celebrated its third anniversary this week, announcing significant progress towards its objectives of improving systems interoperability in the hospitality industry.

HITEC, Los Angeles, California, Palma de Mallorca, Spain and Munich, Germany | IDeaS, the leading provider of hospitality revenue optimization solutions and one of the industry’s fastest growing technology companies today announced that Sol Meliá Hotels and Resorts has successfully completed a Revenue Optimization pilot project at the Meliá White House in London.

ROCKVILLE, MD (USA) | Visual One Systems Corporation, a supplier of property management software to the hospitality industry since 1977, will be implementing its property management system to manage all aspects of Trump Las Vegas’s 1,120-unit condominium hotel scheduled to open in October 2007. The initial installation of V1’s software coincides with the opening of the Trump Sales Office in June of 2005. Ground-breaking for the hotel is scheduled for September 2005.