‘Hotels are also leveraging new tools and technology to better grow and retain their workforce’
‘Hotels are also leveraging new tools and technology to better grow and retain their workforce’
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.
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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.
Every property goes through a cycle of renovating, updating and upgrading. Technology in particular has become more of a focus for property owners and operators. And, while many hoteliers are content to run legacy solutions on a property's original infrastructures, the adoption of new technologies, artificial intelligence in particular, are testing the limits of compatibility, staff abilities and processing speeds.
It is impossible to overestimate the importance of digital connectivity in the modern property management industry, whether you are working in the hospitality, senior living, or multi-family residential sector.
Business market research professionals such as Inkwood Research’s Sherry Thomas generally agree that unified communication (UC) systems offer tremendous advantages to the organizations that implement and use them. Thomas describes the many ways in which UC systems enhance the ease and flexibility of communications to boost productivity, tighten security, slash operational costs, and drive business growth.
You don’t have to be a diehard sports maniac to enjoy March Madness, but if you are, you probably have key dates from March 17 to April 8 already marked on your calendar. From the intimal lineup and scheduling announcements of Selection Sunday to the final NCAA Championship game, March Madness fans are treated to thrill after thrill this time of year.
The integration of AI-powered technologies continues to prove transformational across multiple sectors and a range of diverse industries in the U.S.