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ormation is to the pursuit of a new realm in integrated on the basis of the collaborative application via the Internet, hotel build a unified information platform of customer, hotel, staff, suppliers, partners and other parties as a whole in order to achieve overview to cross a trade, cross organization, cross the area, real-time online, end to end data seamless exchange of business collaboration, with its emphasis on the parties together directly for the guests to provide personalized service.

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