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Top-level domain (TLD) business management company Sedari has partnered with Digital Archery Experts, LLC (DAE) to offer its clients a digital archery service for applicants in the ICANN 2012 round for new TLDs. ICANN has the administrative capacity to process 500 applications at a time but has received over 2000 applicants and requires a system of prioritisation. Under new rules ICANN decided upon a uniquely complex system called digital archery, whereby a split-second variance between a chosen and an actual time will determine priority. DAE offers a technology solution to applicants designed to hit a desired timestamp target within milliseconds.

"This is great news for Sedari to be able to offer the Digital Archery solution to our global clients who we have helped through the application process" said Liz Williams, Sedari CEO. "We know success in qualifying for batch one will require a sophisticated technology solution such as the one DAE has developed and it is our pleasure to partner with Sedari to offer our solution to their clients" commented Peter LaMantia, founding partner of Digital Archery Experts, LLC.

About Digital Archery Experts

Digital Archery Experts was formed for the purpose of deploying a network and software solution to deliver a secondary time stamp batch one bullseye for TLD applicants. The DAE leadership team of Dirk Bhagat, Colin Campbell and Peter LaMantia are the team that built the world's leading provider of wholesale web service solutions for telcos and leading communication service providers, and subsequently sold to Deluxe Corp for $124 million in 2008. DAE is affiliated with .CLUB DOMAINS, LLC, the applicant company for the new TLD .CLUB.

About Sedari

Sedari is a consulting and technology company focusing on TLD operations for applicants who want to run their own registry. Sedari guides new TLD applicants through the entire continuum of ICANN's application process and, most importantly, provides a robust fully outsourced Registry Services Management Platform to help string owners run their top-level domains over the long term. (Learn More)

Related topics: Registry Services, ICANN, Top-Level Domains