The industry-leading marketing and guest feedback solution for hospitality to work with Amazon Web Services to accelerate continued growth.
Revinate, a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) company that allows hoteliers to transform guest data into revenue, announced that it has selected Amazon Web Services (AWS) as its sole cloud provider. Through this collaboration, Revinate will migrate all data and infrastructure to the cloud. Leveraging AWS’s industry-leading services, including Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2), Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon Relational Database (Amazon RDS), and Amazon Elasticsearch Service, Revinate will scale to serve more and more hotels, all in a highly secure way.
For nine years running, Revinate has been at the forefront of hospitality technology innovation. Revinate’s products, Revinate Marketing and Revinate Guest Feedback, will leverage AWS to drive optimal performance for hoteliers and increase scalability for Revinate’s global operations.
“Working with AWS, and making AWS our cloud provider, aligns extremely well with our overall product and technology vision,” said Dan Hang, Chief Product Officer at Revinate. “We wanted to select a provider who could enable Revinate to grow into the future. AWS provides us with highly scalable, secure infrastructure and tools, allowing us to focus on continuing our development of powerful yet easy-to-use software for hoteliers. In short, our collaboration with AWS will allow us to innovate at an even faster pace on the products and features that matter most to our customers.”
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