IDeaS, a SAS company and provider of hospitality revenue management software and services, has announced that it has integrated with the Oracle Hospitality Integration Platform (OHIP).
The partnership connects RMS solutions, including IDeaS G3 RMS, with Oracle's OPERA Cloud platform, accessible through both OHIP and the Oracle Cloud Marketplace—a centralized hub for enterprise applications.
IDeaS G3 RMS connects with OPERA Cloud via OHIP. This empowers faster implementations without requiring Oracle's intervention, ensuring efficient and scalable integration for their extensive network of hoteliers.
Nearly 2,000 properties are live with IDeaS on the OHIP platform to date. IDeaS is currently connecting a further 50 to 100 hotels per week.
Oracle Cloud Marketplace is a one-stop shop for Oracle customers seeking trusted business applications offering unique business solutions, including ones that extend Oracle Cloud Applications. Oracle Cloud is an enterprise cloud that delivers performance and security across a portfolio of services, including SaaS, application development, application hosting, and business analytics. Oracle Cloud runs Oracle Autonomous Database.
Laura Calin, vice president of Hospitality Strategy and Solutions Management, Oracle, said: “Oracle Cloud Marketplace is a treasure trove of some of the best hospitality software and services available on the market today. Our partner IDeaS Revenue Solutions can now take advantage of our self-service integration platform, allowing them to scale deployments and significantly simplify the support model of their interface.”
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