Spherix Inc. has operated the National Park Service Reservations System since 1997, making it easy for tourists to enjoy some of the nation's top attractions, including the Washington Monument, Carlsbad Caverns, Independence Hall in Philadelphia, and Yosemite National Park.

Most recently, Spherix joined with the NPRS to help thousands of aviation enthusiasts participate in the "First Flight Centennial," at Kitty Hawk, N.C., marking the 100th anniversary of the Wright Brothers' epic flight.

Led by its ReserveWorld system, Spherix is rapidly becoming the Number One choice of government agencies across the country seeking the best in information technology services - everything from simple website hosting to true "turnkey" Application Services Provider (ASP) solutions.

That's because Spherix's IT software vehicles — including Millennia Lite, CIOSP-2 and VANITS — make it easy for local, state and federal government purchasers to contract with Spherix on a wide range of IT services — and without a complicated, time-consuming solicitation process.

As a result, Spherix helps governments of all sizes turn 20th Century paperwork and static documentation into 21st Century interactive, database-driven, online information that can be easily accessed and downloaded. And at far less cost to the host government because no paper or postage is needed.

With the recent addition of the Ohio State Parks, Spherix now has contracts with seven state governments to operate their parks and recreation area reservations services through ReserveWorld. And Spherix has an enviable record of adding a new major state contract each year for the past four years.

"Our goal is to keep earning that reputation, contract by contract," says Spherix President and CEO Thomas Gantt, "until every state, local or federal agency that wants this kind of service chooses to get it from Spherix."

Through its e-government services, Spherix makes it easy for states and other locales to process online transactions and disseminate data through specialized websites, everything from local bus and rail routes and schedules, to Motor Vehicle Department forms, and the latest in environmental information. And Spherix can customize government business processing features so officials at City Hall, in the State House and in Washington, D.C., can quickly and accurately access needed data and generate reports.

Spherix can enhance or build government call centers to facilitate online transactions and help-desk interactions. And by seamlessly integrating websites, call centers and field offices for real-time access, Spherix helps governments of all sizes reach their constituents and consumers with a user-friendly system that is efficient, responsive, and cost-effective.

Headquartered in Beltsville, Md., close to the Nation's Capital, Spherix truly epitomizes its motto, "A World of Solutions."