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The results:
At Predator Ridge, we’re a 24/7 operation, but the IT department, like most organizations in our industry, has limited resources. Oracle Hospitality is simply a better option in terms of support, management, and real-time, active monitoring.
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Integration - Oracle Hospitality has made integration execution simpler and faster, especially with innovations such as Oracle Hospitality Integration Platform (OHIP). When you look at integrations overall, Oracle is the gold standard. Its partners list is deep, and the selection process is rigorous. We know partners need to meet minimum certification standards to be considered an authorized partner, and that’s reassuring for us because there’s an understanding that integrity of service and security are top of mind.
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Improved Cost Basis - When we did our cost analysis, we discovered it would be more expensive for us to upgrade to OPERA on-premises than it would be to move to cloud. We would have needed to buy new infrastructure, and the hardware play alone would have cost more than $100,000 – that’s not including the cost of consulting, cost of licenses, and support contracts. If we can have cost savings – and less headaches – then we’re going to go with that option every time.
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Freedom with Security and Reliability - Oracle has already achieved PCI compliance on its end. We would rather direct our energy and resources elsewhere, where we can make the biggest difference. Importantly, we also don’t want to worry about continuous software updates, Java implementations, and all those pesky, but much-needed security patches. With OPERA cloud, testing and validation of all updates and patches are handled through proper service management best practices, like change management and release and deployment management.