TeleTrade int'l, inc

TTI'S INITIAL CONCEPT began over 18 years ago with the realization there was a lack of computerization for any form of trade or barter. The idea was born out of the void created running a growing Trade Exchange in the Rocky Mountain Region of the U.S. TTI was evolved out of the programming done for client accounting and trade matches that always seemed to be lost on the desks of Trade Directors at UBEC, Inc. headquartered in Denver, CO. Trade Directors were responsible to match the wants with the availabilities of products and services of the members of the Exchange.

As membership grew to nearly 1000, so did the monumental task of keep track of products and services and wants, especially the unmatched ones. If a trade was not put together within the first 24 hours, even though they said they would place the request on a list, inevitably the request would be lost.

The turn over of Trade Directors within an Exchange also created a major obstacle. There were no existing programs that could fill this tracking need. Gary Lasater developed the concept and Bill Moffett designed and programmed the initial accounting system in 1981 on an IBM 34 platform. The system was enhanced adding the trade management system and moved over to the PC environment in 1984. The Master Trade System was developed and enhanced during the next five years that the Lasater family owned and operated the Trade Exchange. Due in part to the father retiring, and Gary's research that showed Trade Exchange operators had an underlying misgiving about dealing with the "competition" in any form of networking, the Trade Exchange was sold to a national group in 1989. This allowed Gary and Bill an opportunity to further develop TTI and the INTERACT / X2X program.

IRIS and CompuTrader have been a recent addition to this totally integrated approach.

Bartering is on the grow and needs a relational database to bring it back to the forefront of the economy as a parallel to currency exchange. This will help assist with a more free form of trade and help those to barter in good times and survive in the bad times.

TTI has put together the first and only holistic approach to a totally integrated network for the Trade and Barter industry. This approach will make a Broker more efficient, technological tuned to becoming part of the global community.

TeleTrade Int'l, Inc. is the only non-partisan, non-competitive company working with to better enhance the barter and trade industry. TTI has over 15 years of design intelligence in developing what you see before you, with over a half-century of combined trade & barter and computer background. We are the only company working full time to continually develop and enhance the products we make specifically for the Trade & Barter Industry. We are dedicated to making trade & barter a local, national and world-wide way of conducting business and personal acquisition.

What Makes TTi very UNIQUE

Gary Lasater, President, is a veteran of the barter and Trade industry for over a quarter century. He has a very wide range of experience in media bartering, Retail Trade Exchange, and Corporate Barter. All this experience has been the foundation and education used in developing software and systems for the Trade industry, from local area networks to the Web. This design experience is spread out over nearly two decades. There is virtually no one in the world with as much barter, trade, and computer experience as our President. This is what will help you and your company gain the competitive edge.

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For Businesses & Individuals:

TeleTrade can direct you to a Corporate, Media or Retail Trade Exchange in your area that can assist you with your trading needs

If you are an exchange operator or looking to become one, read on:

Barter, a cashless interchange of goods or services, has been used by individuals, small to medium retail businesses, and corporations in domestic and international transactions. Bartering as the age old concept, has been brought up-to-date with computer technology. This technology now allows a cooperative exchange of goods and services with a central accounting feature conducted today primarily by Corporate, Media, and Retail Trade Exchanges. These Exchanges keep track of the myriad of transactions they handle for retail and corporate businesses who have agreed to accept payment in Trade Credits or Units which can be spent through other participating businesses on a local or national basis.

TeleTrade int'l has now taken the next logical steps in network computerization for the barter and the trade industry.