Upserve is a platform that offers a simple design, live reporting and customer intelligence so you can focus on your guests. This article demonstrates how to use upserve, along with the perks.

This article, which was more of a study, shared finidngs on what HRIS is, and how it can be used for staff rentention. The impacts within the industry and limited empirical research on the complex consequences of staff turnover among employees. The research was developed based on literative reviews anbd conceptional framework. Critical reviews were conducted to analyze the existing literature on relevant theorires and studies of IS, HR, HRIS, Staff turnover and retention management.

This article provided information on ways you can really try to make your hotel inviting.Ways includes researching the best ways to keep hotel guests happy, while looking for simple solutions. As it relates to physical plants, the article explains how new plant life always brighten up a room. The same greenery will make any room appear and feel fresher too. There are great plants that purify the air so it smells clean and is healthier to breathe, and most of the air purifying plants are simple to take care of too

The article illustraterds ways to become an event planner or improve on your event planning skills. The article also highlighted what different types of event planners do, and what drives their success. From being client driven, to tackling unpredictable situations, and how to handle unexpected hiccups.

This article demonstrated the need for accounting in the hospitality industry. The relevance and how easily it can be overlooked by customers. Because food sales for restaurants are not quite the same as normal goods being sold in a retail store and staying at a hotel isn't exactly goods or service, the write stresses the importance of understanding, how accounting differs slightly in these areas.

This article gave a brief, but in-depth history of how Simone Puorto, contributed in introducing property management systems, to her then job as a night manager. She shared her frustrations on having to file hundreds of papers, while working behind the desks, which at the time was very outdated. She took the initiative in creating a simple spreadsheet with information that were being printed and files via paper, which made her, and her colleagues lives a lot less cluttered.

Simone's approach impressed her boss, and she was promoted the following day.She goes on to explain the importance of PMS in the hospitality industry, and how having a centralized system in critical in order to increase efficiency, avoid time waste and reduce human error.
The challenges being faced in the industry, and how organizations can overcome those issues.

This article highlighted the efforts hotel chains are making, to provide an eco-conscious environment, with the increased consumer demand. Hotels are going the extra mile to ensure their green credentials are noticed by employing green consultants and architects as well as launching test sites to assess their eco-friendly effectiveness for sustainable technology to be used across the industry. The article goes on to say, how eco-friendly hotels are minimizing waste, which helps the environment. Hotels are avoiding over-packaged products and asking suppliers to deliver using minimal wrapping, is one example of the efforts being made.

This article highlighted the two fundamental needs that connect airline, revenue and passenger satisfaction. It went on to the benefits of the new distribution capabilities, which includes personalized shopping experience and access to the customers information.
A brief description of the evolution of GDS, then later Demonstrates how GDS works in airline distribution, and its historical and modern perspectives.

Through the emergence of cloud-based hotel software solutions, the hospitality industry has undergone a transformation in the last decade. With cloud-based property management software only gaining in popularity, the way hoteliers do business has been changed forever.

Transitioning to a cloud-based hotel software solution can seem like a daunting task at first, which may be the reason why some property owners in the hotel industry have been slow to adopt this new technology. But hoteliers are increasingly looking for better service and more integrated technology options, and factors like these are just some of the benefits that cloud-based software can provide. Couple that with the fact that in the next two to three years hoteliers are expected to invest seven to eight percent more on cloud technology and it's easy to see that the future will lead to the majority of hoteliers adopting new technology with the remaining percentage lagging behind.

Cloud-based hotel software can and will change the hospitality industry with revolutionary features that can provide updated data in real time. Additionally, increased accessibility, greater profitability, and user-friendly dashboards make cloud-based software enticing for hoteliers.

This article discussed the initial fear hotel owners expressed, while having to transition from the traditional to cloud base technology over the past decade, within the hotel industry. Hotels were not eager, and made very little efforts in adapting to this new technology. It goes on to state, cloud-based hotel software changed the way hotels were operating and thus, has produced a great increase in profit and user friendly dashborads for hoteliers.