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Posted: May 15, 2005 Athletics: Active Sports Technologies Partners with RunTime Software to Transform Race Scoring New Timing and Online Registration Product Delivers First Integrated Solution for Timers and Event Directors SAN DIEGO - (May 12, 2005) - Active Sports Technologies, a division of The Active Network, Inc. and technology provider for sports events, teams, leagues and camps, has partnered with RunTime Software, distributor of the industry's popular RunScore timing application, to deliver the first integrated, technology solution for timing providers and event directors. The new solution, RunScore Active Module, seamlessly integrates online registration and timing technology into a single solution. The partnership marks the first time that timers will be able to download all online registration information and timing system data into a single interface, saving significant administrative time and reducing potential errors. The new product effectively bridges the gap between online registration and timing systems, giving users the ability to download all online registration information directly from Active's Registration Center into the RunScore system. The product ensures data can now be downloaded quickly, efficiently and accurately with just a few clicks of a button. Users simply initiate the RunScore Active Module, select their event name, filter registrations and then seamlessly map registration fields to the appropriate RunScore data fields. "Not only will the RunScore Active Module save experienced timers a lot of time and effort, but now, even the most novice event directors will be able to download online registration data with ease," explained Steven Keith, computer systems manager of Results Event Timing, LLC and user of RunScore Active Module. "By integrating Active's Registration Center and RunScore's timing technology, this new solution now provides a one-stop shop for all race-scoring needs." David Simms, co-distributor of ChampionChip USA, agreed, "ChampionChip has been very pleased with Active's efforts to make life easier for timers and event directors. They are the first online registration company to actively pursue improving the connection between online and offline data." A proven industry leader, RunTime Software has sold more than 1,000 RunScore software licenses since 1985, with a client base that includes timing companies, event directors, running clubs, even YMCAs. According to Jon Belmonte, chief operating officer of The Active Network, Inc., many of these organizations already use Active's online registration services to power their events. "The Run Score Active Module will prove to be an extremely valuable and time-saving tool, designed to run smoothly with all timing platforms," he added. "The only solution designed specifically for race-scoring needs, the RunScore Active Module will reduce the time spent customizing download information considerably," continued Belmonte, who also heads the company's Active Sports Technologies division. "By improving the overall efficiency of event data management, this new technology will allow event directors to focus their time on marketing and promotion, sponsorship and customer support." "I've been working with race-scoring software for over thirty years and have witnessed the evolution from paper-based data-entry to Web-based systems and online registration," explained Alan Jones, founder and owner of RunTime Software. "By combining the world's most popular race-scoring software with the most widely-used online registration infrastructure, we can now offer timers the most seamless solution available today." For more information on RunScore Active Module, visit www.active.com/rsam. About Active Sports Technologies
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Ryan Lamppa, Running USA Media Services Director 385 Oak View Lane Santa Barbara, CA 93111 (805) 696-6232, fax (805) 967-5958 Ryan@RunningUSA.org www.runningusa.org. Comment on this story. |
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