Over the last 10 years, the cloud has grown from an exciting new technology championed by early adapters into a must-have for organizations across all industries. To take advantage of cost savings, scalability, flexibility, and reliability, businesses are increasingly moving their workloads and tools into the cloud.
According to a recent survey by J.D. Power, 77 percent of guests said a large flat-screen television was available at the hotel they chose to stay at. Hotel guests also said that they expect to receive free Wi-Fi during their stay, and report lower satisfaction with properties that charge for connectivity. To satisfy your guests, you need to provide in-room technology that is outfitted with all the latest technologies—including IPTV, OTT content, high-speed Wi-Fi, and more.
Voice technology plays a critically important role in shaping the hospitality experience. Your guests expect to feel right at home during their stays, and in the age of mobile devices and lightning-fast networks, properties need to provide modern solutions that mimic each guest’s at-home experience.
Managers of Hospitality, Healthcare, and Higher Education properties are increasingly investing in high-speed network solutions that provide the connectivity and convenience today’s consumers have grown to expect.
In the age of lightning-fast networks and ubiquitous connectivity, it is critical that Hospitality and senior living properties are able to offer their guests and residents a digital experience that mimics what they’re used to at home and in the office.
One of the most important things Hospitality properties and Healthcare communities need to provide to their guests and residents is a modern voice network that enables them to easily talk to anyone—family and friends, other guests and residents, and property staff.
Aging baby boomers are increasingly looking to downsize and move into something smaller, more convenient. Seeking entertainment, activities, and community, many of them opt to move into senior living properties that connect them with folks in their age group who share similar interests.
In the age of streaming, it comes as no surprise that Americans are increasingly consuming over-the-top (OTT) content. A 2017 study from comScore found that 51 million U.S. households engage in OTT viewing. This number is expected to increase for the foreseeable future.
Whether you manage a national hotel chain, own an independent hospitality property, or oversee a vibrant senior living community, you need to ensure your guests and residents have access to a fast internet connection that meets their expectations.
As the manager of a hotel, you need a modern television system to ensure the comfort of your guests. How can you expect anyone to feel at home if they can’t watch their favorite shows or, worse yet, can’t figure out how to operate your system because it was installed more than a decade ago?