What does 1G stand for?

Galileo International

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Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

EmQuest's existing agreement with Galileo International LLC for distribution of Galileo and EmQuest travel services solutions to travel agents across United Arab Emirates will continue until it comes to an end on 31 December 2008.

Sabre and Emirates Sign Long-Term Agreement

Dec 12, 2006 Galileo International, Worldspan Galileo International issues of branding and the transitioning of customers are all to be determined, Clarke said, and the integration planning team can't act on any integration until regulatory approval occurs.

Travel & Travel Technology News

com and prior to that, was the vice-president of strategy and new ventures for Galileo International before its merger with Cendant Corporation.

Financial veteran moves to Digital Insight

MAC218) JAMES BARLETT - GALILEO INTERNATIONAL INC (GLC).

CEO INTERVIEW: JAMES BARLETT - GALILEO INTERNATIONAL INC (GLC)

25 million in private financing from a group that also includes American Express Travel Related Services, Galileo International, GetThere.

Vulcan Ventures takes stake in ticket-encryption company

Galileo International, which connects 39,600 travel agencies to its networks, has had a warm reception to a similar solution it launched in the late spring.

Wired In

Galileo International needed to fuse two separate network architectures practically overnight.

Server and gateway unite two systems

Sabre and Emirates Sign Long-Term Agreement