Technology

Opening Keynote to be presented by award-winning futurist Chris Riddell

The Roadmap Diagram from the '2019 Smart Decision Guide to Hotel Property Management Systems', offers a migration path for hoteliers to keep in mind along the journey toward a next-generation PMS. In many cases, of course, buyers will already have a system in place and the goal will be to upgrade, expand and improve their current capabilities.

The hotel industry’s innovation challenge was on full display at last week’s HSMAI Digital Marketing and Strategy Conference in New York City.

PVNG Upgrade Lifts Data to The Cloud; Lets Managers Instantly Compare Performance for Better Business Decisions

In a positive move for hospitality businesses across the United States, Onsite Utility Services Capital (OUS Capital) has launched an energy efficiency upgrade program that requires zero capex budget and incurs zero debt.

Nor1 celebrates achievements in development, product launches, client wins, acquisitions and global expansion in 2018, poised for strong 2019

With the onset of 2019, we’ve stumbled upon a rather interesting (albeit, integral) crossroads in the hospitality realm. As consumer technology continues to expand its influence and popular adoption across industries, brands are realizing mounting pressure to adapt to this new age of technological personalization and hyper-connectivity. Why? Because with heightened technology and uninhibited connection across platforms, comes higher stakes and those companies who fail to keep up are, simply put, at risk of being left behind. And rest assured, hotels are no different.

A Successful Guest Engagement Strategy Begins with The Property’s Business Objectives, Then Leverages Technology to Create A Personalized Guest Journey

Following its recent funding announcement, INTELITY hires key players to aid in its plans to expand into new markets and verticals

Change is imminent – and in the meetings industry, it’s upon us. From more engaging, holistic experiences to the the bold new expectations of 'bleisure,' event planners and suppliers are racing to adapt in an industry that’s as dynamic as it’s ever been.