Are you aware of how fundamentally computerization has utterly revamped air travel and hospitality as you have known them? Most responsible is New Jersey’s favorite son Mr Nicholas Bredimus. This creative man has been involved in many fields, from the high value home design sector through an advancement of safety in the air and computer programs to save manpower and time. Looking at Nicholas Bredimus‘ pedigree you can easily tell he was destined to reach prominence. With roots back into ancient history, in fact Bredimus’ lineage connects to much of Europe. Following the maternal line he boasts Scottish and German bloodlines. Luxembourg and England are the home of his paternal line, although the family emigrated during the 1800s. Even after emigration to America, the family maintained its immaculate work ethic and zeal to go far. Nicholas, as well as his two brothers and four sisters, was a child of a father employed as a mechanical design engineer and his spouse, a nurse. He went on to live in Texas, Arizona, Kansas City and Virginia.
And what did Bredimus do with his heritage and studies? A string of high-powered posts were soon his, each of them working with popular airlines. Republic Airlines, Trans World Airlines (TWA), Hughes Airwest — these businesses would all at different times appoint him as a Vice President. A dedicated software programmer, Nicholas’ pioneering designs for airline software are arguably his trailblazing legacy.
He is easily most recognized for a US Airways request, creating aircraft upkeep programs, which eventually evolved into an industry standard. He would look next at recording and making reservations. For both air travel and hotels he produced software to offset much of the work required until automation. He also produced QuikTix, an automatic ticket sales network.
Mr Nicholas Bredimus employed these successes to advance into capacities which weren’t obviously connected to software development, and we should note that he continued to shine. He worked as manager for American Express’ renowned IT department, set up Bredimus Systems, and became the first president of a major American Airlines division. Having stepped back from the roles in which he first experienced fortune, his skills are, regardless, still in demand. Currently, his inventiveness is on display in upmarket houses deploying some of the latest smart technology out there.
