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Oracle Introduces New Cloud Services for Hotels and Casinos New Oracle Cloud services will enable hotels, casinos and other hospitality companies to personalize and improve the guest experience while making operations more efficient. To help hospitality companies personalize all aspects of their engagement with customers while also delivering an excellent guest experience on site, Oracle introduced a cloud services version of its suite of hospitality solutions. The new Oracle Hospitality cloud services enable hotel and casino operators to better manage every aspect of their customer relationships and on-site operations, while simplifying their IT infrastructure and deriving value faster from new innovations.

"The last thing you want to do is miss part of the action because you're waiting in line to get something to eat," says Oracle's senior VP of hospitality, Mike Webster. "So our cloud infrastructure is a key component of how we deliver concessions." Oracle's onus during an event like this, Webster says, is "efficiently and conveniently delivering concessions during the event." How does Oracle use the cloud to help make sure there are no problems? For one thing, if you order an item from your seat and the nearest stand is low or out of it, Oracle's system alerts the app to source the item from a different stand. Think of it like the Internet of Things -- all the devices, from your phone to the systems at each food stand -- are talking to each other. Oracle's system is in just over half of the NFL stadiums in America, and most of the hotels around the stadium also use Oracle's platform for their reservations.

"The last thing you want to do is miss part of the action because you're waiting in line to get something to eat," says Oracle's senior VP of hospitality, Mike Webster. "So our cloud infrastructure is a key component of how we deliver concessions." Oracle's onus during an event like this, Webster says, is "efficiently and conveniently delivering concessions during the event." How does Oracle use the cloud to help make sure there are no problems? For one thing, if you order an item from your seat and the nearest stand is low or out of it, Oracle's system alerts the app to source the item from a different stand. Think of it like the Internet of Things -- all the devices, from your phone to the systems at each food stand -- are talking to each other. Oracle's system is in just over half of the NFL stadiums in America, and most of the hotels around the stadium also use Oracle's platform for their reservations.

Over 75,000 beers and 21,5000 hot dogs are expected to be served at Levi's Stadium during the Super Bowl. How is technology aiming to streamline the fan experience? Oracle vice president Mike Webster joins Tanya Rivero on Lunch Break.

Over 75,000 beers and 21,5000 hot dogs are expected to be served at Levi's Stadium during the Super Bowl. How is technology aiming to streamline the fan experience? Oracle vice president Mike Webster joins Tanya Rivero on Lunch Break.

Accenture and Oracle have developed a new cloud-based financial solution designed to help hospitality companies improve business management by giving them better access to real-time financial data. The Accenture Oracle business group's new hospitality finance cloud solution enables companies to access financial data in real-time from multiple data sources, such as internal property management systems and external financial institutions, and connects to existing on-property systems to automate workflow approvals and establish standardized operations processes.

Paul Wallbank listens in on two Oracle customers at Oracle OpenWorld who are wrestling with social marketing. Both are cautious yet hopeful.