iJET Enhances Its Traveler Tracking Service and Initiates Travel Intelligence Monitoring of 50 U.S. Cities
Annapolis, Maryland - July 29, 2002 - iJET® Travel Intelligence® announced today that
its recently upgraded Worldcue® services provide enhanced traveler tracking,
expanded domestic and international monitoring and improved communication with
travelers.
In response to requests from Worldcue clients who have been using the service since
it was launched in April 2001, iJET´s WorldcueTracker now tracks and locates
travelers by their airport, airline, flight and hotel, as well as their travel
dates and destinations. WorldcueTracker is an integrated component of the Worldcue
platform, which enables companies' travel, security, human resources and risk
management professionals to stay abreast of changing conditions that may impact
travelers, instantly see which of their travelers are affected and, if desired,
immediately contact those travelers.
iJET also launched Travel Intelligence coverage of U.S. destinations with 24/7 monitoring
of 50 cities, with a focus on airports, airlines, security-related issues and
ground transportation. Travelers covered by iJET´s Worldcue services receive real-time
travel alerts via e-mail or wireless device about events that may impact their
travel. These alerts include recommendations from iJET´s professional intelligence
analysts for avoiding or minimizing travel disruptions.
"Our enhancement of iJET´s traveler tracker service and the initiation of U.S. monitoring
directly responds to feedback we received from clients and marketing affiliates
such as GetThere," said Bruce McIndoe, CEO of iJET. "These are important
steps in our mission to help companies and their travelers enjoy the safest, most
productive travel possible, both internationally and in the U.S."
The value of U.S. monitoring for travelers was substantiated immediately upon the
expanded service launch. Travelers to Washington, D.C. received a travel alert
about the high likelihood of street demonstrations during April 20-22 World Bank
and IMF meetings in that city. In contrast to general news reports, the iJET alert
contained specific details on street closures, expected behavior by demonstrators
and police and areas to avoid-with enough advance warning that travelers could
change their plans if appropriate.
Media Contact
Courtney Gidner
DBC Public Relations
1-202-292-4570
courtney@dbcpr.com
About iJET Intelligent Risk Systems
iJET Intelligent Risk Systems is a leader in business resiliency, helping multinational corporations and government organizations monitor, protect against and respond to global threats. Integrating world-class open source intelligence with patented technology, iJET’s award-winning Worldcue
® solutions help clients monitor and assess global threats relative to their key people, facilities and supply chain assets; automatically track and communicate with travelers and expatriates; and deploy emergency response services throughout the world at a moment's notice. Providing a unified view of threats to assets, iJET enables clients to mitigate risks, reduce corporate liability and prepare for and respond to business disruptions.