TOR Systems Ltd, the
This extensive project was to expand TOR Maxim Solutions at the
Delivery was to be in three phases and Daniel Jordan, Managing Director of the Stoke on
Mr Jordan went on to add; “The entire team at TOR is grateful for the support and tenacity of those at NMSI Group who have driven this project forward throughout and assisted TOR in ensuring successful completion of phase 1.”
TOR Systems Ltd is pleased to announce the recent tender award, by Brighton & Hove City Council.
In conjunction with i-Xperience, Brighton & Hove City Council sought bids to supply a fully integrated Visitor Engagement Solution for the City’s Museums and attractions, including the world-renowned Brighton Pavilion.
The team at TOR Systems Ltd were delighted with the outcome of the tender bid prompting TOR MD Daniel Jordan to comment: “TOR has recently won business at several Local Authorities where a combination of Museum, Theatre and Heritage operations co-exist under the one umbrella. Our Maxim software development strategy, along with the TOR team’s dedication and expertise in formulating fully scalable, turnkey solutions, has once again brought us success.
“Maxim proves itself time after time in applications such as BHCC’s; offering a powerful and stable suite of modules, linked in real-time over LAN or WAN and extending into the World-Wide Web.
“Maxim provides an unsurpassed combination of Sales Channels, CRM, Memberships, Advanced Booking, Walk-up Sales, Gift-Aid Collection and Reporting, for each and every attraction within the BHCC portfolio.”
To appraise the Maxim Solution for yourself, please review the full range of information and documentation available here on the Torsystems Ltd website.
TOR Systems has recently launched its ticketstor advanced ticketing service.
Building on 27 years experience in the visitor attractions market the new service will provide small to medium sized attractions and events with an online ticketing operation at minimal cost and risk.
Managing Director Daniel Jordan says: “Many small attractions and one-off events cannot afford the services provided by other ticketing companies. By offering a no-risk, pay as you go solution, our customers can expect an effective solution at minimal cost.”
The ticketstor service is built on the company’s Maxim framework that is in live production use at several large attractions, such as the Imperial War Museum, London Aquarium and Natural History Museum.
For further details and a more indepth look at the Ticketstor service, please visit the all-new Ticketstor website by following the link above or go to www.ticketstor.co.uk.
The disparate nature of Council owned and managed operations calls for a powerful solution to their visitor management needs. Following hotly on from the Luton installation TOR installed a still larger Maxim system at North Lincolnshire Council. Comprising both the latest generation of Maxim On-site and the new release of MaximWeb (TOR’s real-time on-line sales channel) the NLC system will go live at Normanby Hall, North Lincs Museum, 20-21 Arts Centre and the famous Plowright Theatre, which this year celebrates its 50th anniversary. Again, hosted on the Council’s own server for the on-site system and at TOR for the on-line the entire system operates in real-time across a WAN.
TOR Systems Ltd is pleased to announce the installation of its latest Maxim Solution at Luton Borough Council’s prestigious new development at Stockwood Park.
Following a £6m redevelopment project Stockwood Park Museum will shortly reopen as Stockwood Discovery Centre. A new access road, new Visitor Centre and a host of new facilities will enhance the Stockwood experience for all visitors.
At the heart of the new development lies TOR’s Maxim Solution.
Catering particularly for Tours, Educational and Corporate Bookings, Maxim was chosen as the most capable and cost effective solution for the new Discovery Centre.
Maxim was also chosen to enhance the admissions experience at LBC’s Wardown Park Museum and the entire system is now fully operational. Hosted on the museums own server and operating across a WAN entirely in real-time, it is envisaged that the Maxim Solution will be extended into other areas of LBC admissions/bookings activities.
TOR Systems Ltd, the UK’s premier provider of Booking, Ticketing and Admissions Solutions, has been chosen to provide its “Maxim” integrated system to the Techniquest science centre in Cardiff.
Techniquest is an independent registered educational charity, part funded by the Welsh Assembly Government. The new Maxim solution will enhance Techniquest “Gift Aid” collection capabilities, in accordance with HMRC 2006 guidelines to charitable bodies.
The chosen system will integrate Admissions, Ticketing, Event Management, Educational and Corporate Bookings. Super fast Chip and Pin pay points will be installed on day one and “queue-busting” Wi-Fi tablet PC’s and TOR’s Real-Time Integrated Web Sales Channel are set to follow.
Overall, the project will include a combination of the latest hardware and software systems available. PC based Touch Screen PoS units, equipped with on-screen keyboard facilities, will interface with industry standard BOCA mini printers to issue high quality souvenir tickets to guests arriving at the attraction.
TOR Systems Ltd Managing Director, Mr Daniel Jordan, stated that TOR were proud to include Techniquest amongst their prestigious clientele, which includes the British Museum, Science Museum, Natural History Museum, Imperial War Museum and Glasgow Science Centre. Mr Jordan went on to say that Maxim latest release is fully compatible with integrated Sales and Collection Kiosks, Retail and Catering operations and is intended to allow clients to take full advantage of the latest ticket technologies; including Contactless smart cards, stored value cards and biometrics.
TOR Systems Ltd, the UK’s premier provider of Booking, Ticketing and Admissions Solutions, now in its 27th year of operations, has been chosen to provide its “MaximWeb” ticket sales module to the Imperial War Museum.
Daniel Jordan, Managing Director of the Stoke on Trent based company, announced; “The Imperial War Museum is the first of our clients to install and utilize MaximWeb. This module is a fully integrated, real-time web based sales channel and extends the tried and trusted Maxim Solution into the sphere of web ticketing for the first time.”
Mr. Jordan added; “Clients have a variety of options available in operating MaximWeb from fully hosted, with TOR providing all the fulfillment requirements, to 100% in-house operation. Thus meeting the needs of the entire spectrum of our client base.”
The Imperial War Museum operates out of five museum locations across the UK. It was essential for them to be able to manage both their online and on-site booking and ticketing provision as a single entity.
Says Geraldine Philpott, Head of Financial Controls at the Imperial War Museum: “The MaximWeb system has helped our business grow by ensuring advance ticket sales and forward revenue at a very cost-effective price. The system is fully integrated with our on-site ticketing system, meaning no double entry and no over or under-booking.”
Existing and prospective clients interested in the MaximWeb concept may visit TOR Systems website for further information, or contact the company’s offices, on 01782 644755, to discuss the potential for this exciting new opportunity.
