Global hospitality giant Hyatt has selected Oracle's OPERA Cloud solution as the property management system (PMS) for its extensive worldwide hotel portfolio. This strategic move aims to standardise ...

Oracle has announced that Accor is transitioning its worldwide properties to the Oracle Hospitality OPERA Cloud property management systems (PMS) to optimise and enhance its hotel operations. OPERA ...

Accor, one of the world’s largest hospitality groups, is undertaking a bold digital transformation, standardising its global property management systems on Oracle Hospitality OPERA Cloud. The ...

Hyatt Hotels Corporation H selected Oracle OPERA Cloud as the property management system for its global operations. The platform will help standardize operations and manage data across more than 1,000 ...

Accor has also selected Oracle OPERA Cloud Sales and Event Management as a preferred solution to maximise the ongoing expansion and support of its multi-billion-dollar meetings and events business. In ...

The thousands of hotels and other entities in the hospitality industry worldwide using Oracle's Opera property management system might want to quickly patch a flaw in the software that Oracle ...

Leading property management system enables international hospitality real estate group to standardize its technology stack to improve operational performance and innovation AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 4, 2025 ...

This the second major hotel software system that Hyatt is shifting to the cloud as it moves toward the industry-wide goal of modernizing its tech. Hyatt said Tuesday that it is planning to upgrade ...

UMusic Hospitality & Lifestyle (UMHL) has revealed that it is using Oracle cloud applications to support its UMusic Hotels brand. The company has adopted Oracle NetSuite and the Oracle OPERA Cloud ...

There’s a problem with Opera. No, not that kind of opera. The Oracle kind. Oracle OPERA is a Property Management Solution (PMS) that is in use in a bunch of big-name hotels around the world. The PMS ...

Opera Software, the company that developed the Opera web browser which is used by 350 million people worldwide, has replaced its ageing enterprise resource planning (ERP) system with a cloud-based ...