4) An adaptable, integrated, and intelligent system including a computing framework with executable instructions for scalability, and elasticity for hospitality market applications, comprising:
- a.) Two or more distributed and networked computer servers and/or server clusters with web server software that are fully integrated with hospitality aggregator software applications executing from and/or with said servers.
- b.) A central data platform, integrated with said system of computer servers.
- g.) An API Array/Gateway, integrated with said servers, said hospitality aggregator software applications and said central data platform, and providing the data links and communication architecture to enable the full, real time, concurrent and seamless integration and networking between an order aggregator, and a multiplicity of order providers, ordering consumers and/or order deliverers,
- h.) Web interfaces to/with and/or between system elements to access external information and integrate it within the network via leveraging tech stack awareness capabilities;
- i.) Intra-scalable Microservices functionality supporting 4D Intelligent Spherical Scalability;
- j.) Said hospitality aggregator software application integrated with the said central data platform to apply tech stack awareness to optimize security, reliability and efficiency across the system;
- k.) real time, wireless communications between a multiplicity of wireless handheld computers used by ordering consumers and/or aggregators and/or order providers;
- wherein the said web servers are integrated via the said adaptable computing system into an ordered combination with the said central data platform, the said API Array/Gateway, the said web/internet interfaces, the said multiplicity of wireless handheld computers, while leveraging the said Intelligent scaling, to enable seamless and reliable operations between the order aggregators, order providers, ordering consumer and optionally the order deliverers to yield a synchronized system enabled to complete, a large multiplicity of concurrent orders.