Abstract: Computer-implemented security for the travel industry. Travel industry systems can supply passenger, employee, and cargo data to a risk assessment engine that services the travel industry. The risk assessment engine collects data from throughout the travel industry and combines it with data from other government and commercial sources. The risk assessment engine uses the collected data to compute a score that quantifies the potential risk posed by a particular person or package. The score can be used by a variety of systems in the travel industry to adjust a level for screening people and packages that enter a secure travel system. A more comprehensive and accurate scoring system allows the travel industry to conduct more intelligent and efficient screening of people and packages that enter the secure travel system.

Abstract: In a system for recognizing revenue for the sale of services, where the amount of revenue recognized is based upon the use of the services and upon events that can occur before the services are used that can potentially affect the amount of revenue recognized for the sale, a master ticket record processor can receive and process information related to an event, which is associated with a sale of services and which occurs at some time after the sale. A business-related processor can perform additional business-related processing of the event information to derive a business result that can supplement the event information. The master ticket record processor can then store both the business result and the event information related to a sale in a storage device.