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Oracle Customer: GRT Hotels & Resorts
Location: Chennai, India
Industry: Travel and Transportation
Employees: 2,500
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Oracle Customer: GRT Hotels & Resorts
Location: Chennai, India
Industry: Travel and Transportation
Employees: 2,500
GRT Hotels & Resorts is a leading hotel group in South India with 10 hotels, including GRT Grand and Radisson Hotels in Chennai; Radisson Resort Temple Bay in Mamallapuram; The Sunway GRT Grand in Pondicherry; GRT Regency Hotels in Madurai, Kanchipuram, and Tuticorin; GRT Nature Trails in Yercaud; GRT Grand Estancia in Salem; and GRT Regency Vellore in Tuticorin. The organization is part of G. R. Thanga Maligai, a South Indian jeweler established in 1964 by Mr. G. Rajendran.
“With Oracle CRM On Demand, GRT Hotels & Resorts can now accurately forecast revenue for the whole group, which helps us decide where to allocate staff and marketing resources to increase sales and protect profitability.” – Ravi Balakrishnan, IT Director, GRT Hotels & Resorts
GRT Hotels & Resorts was already using Oracle Database 11g to store financial information so it made sense to continue using Oracle solutions.
“We looked at a few CRM applications and felt that Oracle CRM On Demand best suited our requirements,” said Ravi Balakrishnan, IT director, GRT Hotels & Resorts.
“The Web-based system also gives us peace of mind that our confidential data is stored in one of Oracle’s highly secure data centers and is always available.”
In November 2008, GRT Hotels & Resorts engaged SYSTIME to set up and deploy Oracle CRM On Demand. SYSTIME worked with the organization’s IT team to ensure the application worked well. The implementation was completed in one month.

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SYSTIME’s technical staff help GRT Hotels & Resorts customize the application to ensure it met the organization’s requirements.
“SYSTIME also provided training to a group of users, ensuring they were familiar with how the application worked. This meant they could start using it immediately, and assist other staff who needed to be familiar with the system,” said Balakrishnan.