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The 3 Reasons Why Hotel Operators Should Take Food Waste Seriously
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Technologies That Will Seriously Impact Hotels in 2017 – Newsletter 38
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The Hotel Industry Faces Some Tough Questions When It Comes to Mobile Messaging
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3 Challenges to Operating Your Hotel as a Platform
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11 Facility questions to ask in preparation for a hurricane
A hotel management software interface shows a pop-up form for a guest room cleaning request, including guest details, service type, due date and time, special instructions, and options to save or email the request.
Guest Request Management: The Most Under-Prioritized Hotel Management Technology
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5 Ways for Hotels to Counter Growing Pressure from Review Sites, the Sharing Economy and the Expanding Technology Stack
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Do You Have the Key Players You Need at Your Hotel to Make a Winning Team?
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Hotel Technology Trends You Need To Know [INFOGRAPHIC]
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Hotel staff have always been mobile. It’s time to give them mobile tools.
A laptop showing a conversation between a hotel guest and staff where hotel staff is able to accomidate mutiple requests quickly and efficiently
The Do’s and Dont’s of Texting, from a New York City Concierge
A dashboard displaying bar charts of service requests over 30 days by department, a pie chart of top staff facilities, a bar chart of requests by weekday, and a total requests count of 3,431 on the right.
How Hoteliers are Using Data to Improve their Operation
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5 Fast Facts Hoteliers Need To Know About The New Overtime Rule
Two hotel staff members, a woman in a navy dress with a white collar and a man in a suit with a name tag, stand side by side smiling in a warmly lit reception area.
“Hospitality, in general, can’t be automated:” What Hotel Functions Can and Can’t Be Replaced by Technology
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Alice Looks Forward to a Roaring Good Time at ARDA’s Lion’s Den
A white delivery robot with colored stripes moves down a hotel hallway with patterned carpet and neutral-colored walls. The robot’s screen displays a blue light.
Don’t Sweat the Hotel Robots…Yet
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The 3 Biggest Challenges with Hotel Data
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The 4 Strategies Used By Leading Hotel General Managers to Improve Their Online Reviews