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Oracle® Hospitality Suite8 Validated Interfaces F31173-04 May 2021 Copyright © 2021, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Interface Interface Suite8 Part Number Oracle Hospitality OPERA Electronic Funds Transfer Interface Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for EBill-CE by Ujung Information System (via OPI) IFC_OPI _EBILL_UJUNG General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for N-Genius by Network International (via OPI) IFC_OPI_NGENIUS_NETWORKINT General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for Tenerum Payment Gateway by Tenerum LLC (Via OPI) IFC_OPI_TENERUMPAYMENTGATEWAY_TENERUM General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for 3C Integra by 3C Payment (via OPI) IFC_OPI_INTEGRAFE_3CPayment General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for Adyen OPI by Adyen B.V (via OPI) IFC_OPI_ADYEN General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for ANYPay by PXP Solutions (via OPI) IFC_OPI_ANYPAY_PXP General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for Cloud POI by First Data-Fiserv (via OPI) IFC_OPI_CloudPOI_FirstData General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for CPG hAccept by Concardis GmbH (Via OPI) IFC_OPI_CPGHACCEPT_CONCARDIS General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for eSwipe Hospitality by Equitable Computer Services, Inc - ECS (via OPI) IFC_OPI_ESWIPE_EQUITABLE_ECS General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for Fiserv APAC Hospitality by First Data Merchant Solutions Hong Kong Private Limited (via OPI) IFC_OPI_ Fiserv APAC Hospitality_First Data General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for GC Universal Payment Gateway - OPI 1.0 - Hangzhou GreenCloud Software Co., Ltd (Via OPI) IFC_OPI_GCUPG_HANGZHOUGREENCLOUD General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for HRS OPI Service by Hospitality and Retail Systems (via OPI) IFC_OPI_OPISVC_HRS General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for ICBC Macau Hospitality Payment System by Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Macau) Limited (via OPI) IFC_OPI_ HospitalityPaymentSystem_ICBCMacau General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for Lodging TransactionVault, TransactionShield, TransactionLink, by Merchant Link (via OPI) IFC_OPI_TRANSVAULT-SHIELD-LINK_MERCHANTLINK General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for MiraServ 6.x by Eigen Development (via OPI) IFC_OPI_MIRASERV_EIGEN General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for Netaxept by Nets (via OPI) IFC_OPI_NETAXEPT_NETS General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for Online POS by Airpay Payment Services Pvt Ltd (via OPI) IFC_OPI_ONLINEPOS_AIRPAY General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for OpenConnect by FEXCO (via OPI) IFC_OPI_OPENCONNECT_FEXCO General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for OperaPMS Channel by iVeri Payment Technology (via OPI) IFC_OPI_OPMSCHANNEL_IVERI General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for PayRouter by SAGE PAY (via OPI) IFC_OPI_ PAYROUTER_SAGEPAY General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for Plutus Payment Solution by Pine Labs Pvt Ltd (via OPI) IFC_OPI_PLUTUS_PINELABS General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for Q3 OPC Pay@Reception by Q3 Aurelia Sdn Bhd (via OPI) IFC_OPI_Q3OPC_Q3 Aurelia General Availability Oracle Hospitality OPERA EFT Interface for Simplify by Elavon Inc. 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FIAS_BMS General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Dalian - Room Control Unit S8-5007-080 / FIAS_DAC General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Dalitek Intelligent Room Control Unit S8-5007-109 / FIAS_DAL General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Desigo CC by Siemens Switzerland Ltd FIAS_BMS General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Dh900-Spc - Lds Intelligence Technology S8-5007-123 / FIAS_DH9 General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Digilink Controller S8-5007-100 / SAE_DGL General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for DomFide- Domotica S8-5007-030 / FIAS_DOM General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Ebutler S8-5007-085 / FIAS_EBU General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Elvis - IT Gesellschaft fuer Informationstechnik mbH S8-5007-132 / FIAS_ELV General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Engiby-Fidelio Driver For Saia-Pcd S8-5007-124 / FIAS_EGY General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for E-Think Intelligent Hotel Guest Room Control System S8-5007-113 / FIAS_ETK General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Facman Bms- Brandon Associates S8-5007-023 / FIAS_FAC General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for F-Link For HRMS S8-5007-095 / FIAS_FLI General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Gamma HotelECO Solution Platformv1.1 - Shanghai SIIC-Longchuang Smart Energy Technology Co.Ltd FIAS_GMM General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Garam - Guestroom Management System S8-5007-111 / FIAS_GAR General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Gcs-Guestroom Control System S8-5007-070 / FIAS_GRC General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Gentec Ambiance II S8-5007-083 / FIAS_AMB General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Ghis-Gh Interface Systems S8-5007-076 / FIAS_GHI General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for GRS - Green Room System by Panasonic FIAS_GRS General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Guest Room Management System by Shanghai Blooming Grace Intelligence Engineering Co., Ltd FIAS_GSG General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Guesttec by Shandong Bittel Electronics FIAS_GSB General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Hefei Ecolite Software Co., Ltd ¿ Room Interface Software S8-5007-110 / FIAS_HEF General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Hoist Energy S8-5007-125 / FIAS_HEI General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Hol 2009 Enterprise S8-5007-107 / FIAS_HOL General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Hotel 8000 - Geva Elettronica S8-5007-082 / FIAS_H8G General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Hotel Guest Room Management Software - Smartzk S8-5007-119 / FIAS_HSM General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Hotel Guestroom Control And Management System - Wuxi Sail S8-5007-115 / FIAS_WUX General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Hotelnet - Ems S8-5007-098 / FIAS_HNE General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Ics-F Hvac Control System - Daikin S8-5007-059 / FIAS_ICS General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Incos -Messerschmitt Systems Ag S8-5007-122 / FIAS_IMS General Availability Oracle Hospitality Suite8 BMS Interface for Inncontrol
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    Source : InvestorIdeas.com 07 août 2017 07h30 HE Gopher Protocol to Introduce Orb Tracker -- IoT Tracking Server Investor Ideas discusses new developments with Gopher Protocol Chief Technology Officer POINT ROBERTS, WA--(Marketwired - August 07, 2017) - Investorideas.com, a global news source covering leading sectors including tech, issues a follow up on Gopher Protocol Inc. (OTCQB: GOPH), a company developing Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence enabled mobile technology. Gopher Protocol Inc. (OTCQB: GOPH) is preparing to roll-out Orb Tracker this summer as its first advanced tracking server designed to provide hardware and software support to Internet of Things (IoT) products. "Gopher Protocol plans to build and install a series of servers that provide a seamless way for software applications to read and write data and execute shared computer programs across machines. These servers utilize Gopher's proprietary, private protocol which enables client machines and mobile devices to mount into the file system and access files and programs as if they were hosted locally," said Gopher Protocol's Chief Technology Officer, Dr. Danny Rittman, PhD. Gopher's servers are native to IoT and work in real-time to accommodate tracking hardware. The company is building a number of servers in preparation for initial production of the tracking devices and Gopher's server's array installation and setup was completed at the end of July 2017. In a recent interview with Investor Ideas, Dr. Rittman explained that Gopher's servers utilize parallel computing architecture with several processors that execute and process computations simultaneously. Dividing the workload between more than one processor expedites large computations.