Technology and connectivity are critical today, especially for college students. As a property manager or owner, creating spaces conducive to student living and learning and understanding how your property can impact the entire student experience will be a huge differentiator.
‘Hotels are also leveraging new tools and technology to better grow and retain their workforce’
Real estate is an extremely fast-paced industry, and if you're looking for a way to keep up, you'll need the right PropTech solutions in place.
As technology expectations from travelers rise, hotels are clamoring to upgrade the guest experience. Advances in technology have given owners and operators new AI-powered tools, personalized online booking, expansive in-room offerings, and an increasingly automated stay.
The conversation around the evolution of hospitality technology is often focused on the technologies and solutions themselves – whether it’s stock and trade offerings such as improved video and Wi-Fi or more nuanced discussions around advancements in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.
Legacy solutions have been resilient in hospitality for a number of reasons: they are already in use, they’ve been working all this time, and it costs lots of money to replace them. However, these solutions generally lack modern features, ease of use, capabilities, and potential integrations, all of which make them obsolete in the hospitality industry, where the status quo and guest expectations have moved on.
Technology is continuously fusing with our lives, making the day-to-day more convenient. And as technology progresses, smart living experiences are set to become our definite future. Let’s look at some smart living technology you can integrate into your multi-family properties to make your residents more secure and comfortable.
Achieve smarter student housing with the help of Allbridge. Our end-to-end technology solution ensures that your student housing facility is modern, efficient, and comfortable for your tech-savvy residents.
If you’re one of the 83,000 lucky enough to get a seat to this year’s Super Bowl in New Orleans, get ready for a battery of security checks as you make your way to your seat.
The hospitality industry is facing a perfect storm: severe staff shortages, burnout, and rising operational costs.