Overview
A great New Zealand Business with an international flavour
The name Brantas originates in Indonesia where in 1915 in East Java, Ed and Nico Klaij, the great grandparents of the director of the company Jan Willem Strijker, started a cattle station and cut flower nursery. Later a quinine plantation and cabins for weekend rentals were added.
The venture was located at the source of the Brantas River and as such named Soember Brantas.
 
Old map of the area A painting of 1930
Brantas International Technology was named after this "onderneming" in memory and honor of those enduring the hardship of building a business in a country which was not their own, but which they adopted as their own and which adopted them as it's own, making the joint venture eternal.
At Brantas International Technology Ltd, our focus is on Management Information Systems for the Hospitality and Retail Industries.
We are a team of industry veterans with international Hospitality, Information Technology and Retail background.
Working with industry leaders allows us to offer top quality solutions, guarantee unparalleled service and support.
All our solutions offer revenue and bottom line increasing potential.
We can take care of almost the entire computer system in a hotel.
We support in New Zealand and Fiji more than 90 international 4 and 5 star hotels, motels, backpacker lodges and holiday parks with our solutions and this customer portfolio is growing rapidly.
Network of Partner Companies
Brantas International Technology Ltd. has a network of associated companies in Asia Pacific, stretching from Kyloon Pty. Ltd. Sydney Australia, Comtec Information Co.Ltd. in Korea, HSMC in India and Hostech Asia Ltd in Hong Kong and Macau as well an own office in Singapore.
Job Opportunities
We always have room for solid, enthusiastic technology and hospitality people.
Do you want to join our flexible and fun loving but professional team?
We have room for sales and account managers and support engineers. Yes, I am interested!
Articles and Press Releases
 Article in Hotel Asia Pacific May/June 2004 Issue
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