NEW COMPANY PROVIDES USER-FRIENDLY REPORTING PACKAGES FOR THE MULTI-UNIT HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND RETAIL INDUSTRY

ATLANTA — In today's rapidly changing world, companies need to easily access their own data in order to improve their bottom line. A new company is helping the restaurant and retail industries do exactly that.

Statability, based in Atlanta with offices in Minneapolis, provides innovative reporting tools that are delivered directly to each unit of large companies via the world wide web. This helps multi-unit businesses turn data into useful information by creating consolidated reporting packages that allow all levels of a company's management team make better decisions about how to run their businesses.

That means that all managers at all levels of the company can quickly and easily tap into the company's business results and gain the instantaneous knowledge they need to make decisions about how to improve their restaurant, hotel or retail operation at the unit level.

"Statability creates relevant statistics, delivered through a reporting package designed specifically for the client. The reporting package is built for delivery in real time over the web, eliminating any additional hardware or software purchases the clients would need to make in order to see their own data when and how they want to," said company President Mike Wohl. "This helps our clients become active participants in the technology revolution."

Statability is unique in that it provides these reporting services as an outsourced vendor. The company creates reporting packages in the areas of: financial operating results, quality assurance, operating budgets, forecasts, guest/employee satisfaction, and mystery shopping.

Statability allows its clients to spend less time trying to prepare reporting by sifting through piles of data, and more time focusing on analyzing what needs to be done around their core competencies. "We've heard form a lot of clients that they would rather have their managers spend their time working on making decisions that affect customers and employees, rather than compiling data and wrestling with technology," Wohl said.

"The company also creates consolidated reporting packages for a client's regional and corporate offices that tie the tactical unit decisions into the broader company strategy. "Through Statabilty's report design," Wohl said, "anyone in the company can drill down into as much national, regional or local information as they'd like — all in about 30 seconds."

Lewis Dawley, Director of Worldwide Reservation Sales for Marriott, said, "Statability has helped us improve an existing program and add value to our internal customers. They brought us a level of expertise that eliminated our need to manage the collection, repackaging and distribution of a reporting deck out to the field. I can now focus my time on bigger picture strategic ideas that add more value to the organization."

Statability has found its place in today's market, where many company's are outsourcing more and more services not directly related to their core competencies. "This trend has led to an evolving acceptance of allowing outside contractors to provide essential services traditionally done inside a corporation," Wohl said.

For more information about Statability, call 612.322.5865, or visit the company's Web site at www.statability.com, which includes testimonials and demos of reporting products.