Trans Atlantic Systems Goes Back To School

On March 27-28, 2007, The Honorable Shirley C. Franklin and the Office of Constituent Services for the City of Atlanta held its 25th Annual Dream Jamboree, at Turner Field. Dream Jamboree is a two-day exploration of educational and training opportunities available to high school students and designed to prepare them for careers in the new millennium. The Jamboree was attended by thousands of middle school, 10th, 11th and 12th grade students from the Atlanta Public Schools and metropolitan Atlanta area schools. The Jamboree allowed students to meet representatives from various colleges, universities, and corporations across the country and to explore a myriad of potential careers.

Trans Atlantic Systems participated in the two-day event. "The Student's were really amazed, about transaction processing, and what we do as a company. With one swipe of their parents credit card money goes through a lot of channels and they didn't realize the role that software plays in making it all happen."

Trans Atlantic Systems has been featured in The Nilson Report.

Atlanta, GA / February 15, 2007 / --   Trans Atlantic Systems (TAS) headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia has been featured in The Nilson Report. It is a pleasure to provide a complimentary copy of The Nilson Report (If you are interested in the report we can email or fax it), the leading publication covering consumer payment systems worldwide for the last 36 years. For more information about us please visit our websites or feel free to call us @ 404 329 0018.

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Trans Atlantic Systems announces board of directors for new Canadian division

Grand Falls-Windsor, NL, Canada / October 26, 2005 / --   Trans Atlantic Systems (TAS) headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia announces the addition of Mr. Walwin Blackmore and Mr. Don Keats as two new directors for its new Canadian division.

Mr. Keats and Mr.Blackmore bring experience in different capacities both in community based partnerships and senior corporate management.  This new division will set up a near shore software outsourcing facility in Grand Falls-Windsor Newfoundland and Labrador.

Trans Atlantic Systems, Inc. is based in Atlanta, Georgia. Begun in 2004, Trans Atlantic Systems purchased the US operations of SRA Systems of Chennai, India and maintains offices in both the US and India. With 19 years experience in large software development and maintenance projects, Trans Atlantic Systems focuses primarily in the transaction processing and telecommunications verticals.

“We offer a global delivery model,” said President Robert Green, “and this requires that we have a near shore component.” Company expertise in transaction processing and telecommunications includes having many of the top companies in both industries in the US as clients.

 

Calvin D.Johnson Joins Trans Atlantic Systems.

ATLANTA, GA / March 21, 2005 / -- Trans Atlantic Systems, Inc., the leading provider of transaction processing solutions and enabling technologies, today announced that Calvin D. Johnson has joined TAS Board of Advisors as Expert in Transaction Processing.

Mr. Johnson is the former President of Bank South Services Corporation and the Co- founder of Security First Network Bank, the world’s first internet bank, which evolved into what is now S1 Corporation. He has over thirty years of diversified financial services experience and has held a number of executive positions in the transaction processing world. A third generation aluminus of Georgia Tech, he also holds an MBA in Finance and Marketing from the University of Chicago.

"We are very pleased to have Calvin join our team," said Robert Green, President and co-founder of Trans Atlantic Systems. "He will play an instrumental role in helping us achieve our goals of being a leading provider of intelligent, next-generation transaction processing solutions and applications."

Prior to joining Trans Atlantic Systems, Inc, Mr. Johnson was with Electronic Commerce Strategies, a consulting firm, where he advised numerous important financial and transaction processing companies on business strategy.

"I am excited to be part of the Trans Atlantic Systems, Inc team at this time and have the opportunity to support and play a role in the company's future plans to expand its product and technology offerings as well as broaden its reach beyond the traditional transaction processing enterprise environments."

"Developing and driving Trans Atlantic Systems sales strategies and initiatives for transaction processing offerings will be very important to the company as Trans Atlantic Systems seeks to expand its market reach to include mid-sized corporations and enterprise environments,” Mr. Johnson said. "I look forward to playing a part in ensuring the company's future goals and direction are met and exceeded."


TAS announces the acquisition of a new client, Certegy, Inc.

ATLANTA, GA / Nov 12 / -- Trans Atlantic Systems today announced the acquisition of a new Atlanta based client, Certegy, Inc. “I think they were impressed with our strength in transaction processing,” said TAS President Robert Green, “and we look forward to a long relationship.”

Certegy (NYSE:CEY) provides credit and debit processing,check risk management and check cashing services, merchant processing and e-banking services to over 6,500 financial institutions, 117,000 retailers and 100 million consumers worldwide. Headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, Certegy maintains a strong global presence in the Unites States, United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Chile, Brazil, Austrailia, New Zealand, Thailand and the Caribbean. As a leading payment services processor, Certegy offers a comprehensive range of transaction processing services, check risk management solutions and integrated customer support that facilitates the exchange of business and consumer payments. Certegy generated over $1.0 billion in revenue in 2003. For more information on Certegy, please visit www.certegy.com.


GECA elects TAS President Robert Green

ATLANTA, GA / MAR 25,2003 / -- The Georgia Electronic Commerce Association (GECA) today announced that it has elected Robert Green as Chairman of the Board of Directors. Mr. Green, President of Trans Atlantic Systems, Inc. will serve through April of 2004. GECA is a public/private partnership that operates as a “think tank” on electronic commerce policy issues. After encouraging passage of the Digital Signature Act in Georgia in 1997, GECA next prepared a primer on e-commerce for the Georgia legislature and has been fighting for database protection ever since. GECA is currently working to develop e-commerce policies that will help drive economic development for Georgia.

Before becoming President of Trans Atlantic Systems, Mr. Green previously served as Vice President of SRA Systems and prior to that as Managing Director of Intellisource, Inc.



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