SAN DIEGO, Aug. 23, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Superclick, Inc. (OTCBB:SPCK), a technology leader in IP infrastructure solutions to the hospitality industry, announced earlier this month that it has gained entrance into the Asian market through a contract to install its IP management platform into three hotels with a prestigious, internationally known hospitality brand. Superclick has now completed its third installation at the Tokyo property.
The three hotels combined to add 1,403 rooms to Superclick's total room count. Sandro Natale, CEO of Superclick commented that "we are pleased to have demonstrated our ability to roll-out these properties on a timely basis and are confident in our deployment capabilities in the region as we increase our presence there."
As noted in the Company's previous announcement, Superclick is providing the properties with level 2 customer and service support through its wholly owned customer support center based in Montreal, Quebec.
Natale, added that "these installations with the brand that we are working with are a demonstration of the fact that we are a preferred choice for 4 and 5 star properties that expect world-class Internet service and support for their guests. Our business focus has been to create the greatest return-on-infrastructure investment to our customers through the development of a IP management system that creates maximum network transparency for the network manager and provides them with the tools to proactively address service issues before the guest is faced with them, thereby ensuring the best possible guest experience."
According to Ashok Kumar of New Media Systems, "The hospitality market in Asia is estimated at 40,000 hotels and 1.8 million guest rooms and growing, according to industry analyst firm New Media Systems, Inc. The rate of growth overall in Asia is quite brisk at over 10% per year, with the hot markets being in China, India and Macau. The Chinese hospitality market growth is fueled by the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics. The Indian hotel market is driven by business demands and Macau is now establishing itself as the gambling capital in Asia. The rate of rooms growth in these countries is expected to be 15% per year for the next two years. Other growth markets in the region include Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia and Singapore."
About Superclick, Inc.
Superclick, Inc. (OTCBB:SPCK), through its wholly owned, Montreal-based subsidiary Superclick Networks, Inc., develops, manufactures, markets and supports the Superclick Internet Management System (SIMS(tm)), Monitoring and Management Application (MAMA(tm)) and Media Distribution System (MDS(tm)) in worldwide hospitality, conference center and event, multi-tenant unit (MTU) and university markets. Current clients include MTU residences and Candlewood Suites(r), Crowne Plaza(r), Four Points by Sheraton(r), InterContinental Hotels Group PLC(r), Hilton(r), Holiday Inn(r), Holiday Inn Express(r), Hampton Inn(r), Marriott(r), Novotel(r), Radisson(r), Sheraton(r), Westin(r) and Wyndham(r) hotels in Canada, the Caribbean and the United States.
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