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sydneywolfson

What is Contact Tracing? - 0 views

www.cdph.ca.gov/...COVID-19-Contact-Tracing.aspx

shared by sydneywolfson on 27 Feb 22 - No Cached
  • Contact tracing is a public health practice that health departments use to identify and notify people who have been exposed to someone with an infectious disease.
  • Public health workers reach out to these exposed people to tell them that they've been in close contact with an infected person and to give them information and support to help them keep themselves and their loved ones safe.
  • People who have tested positive for COVID-19 infection receive a phone call or a short survey by text or email from the health department, asking them who they may have exposed while they were contagious
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  • Your identity and health information that you provide to a contact tracer is always kept confidential. It will not be shared with anyone who may have been exposed. 
  • Anyone who was within 6 feet (2 meters) of an infected person for a total of 15 minutes or more within 24 hours is considered to be a "close contact."
  • sydneywolfson on 27 Feb 22
     
    This article talks contact tracing with Covid-19. Health care works will contact anyone that person has been in contact with via phone call or text to let them know about the exposure.
waldjustin13

Hospitality and tourism education in an emerging digital economy - 1 views

hospitality tourism education PMS POS GDS

shared by waldjustin13 on 21 Mar 22 - No Cached
  • PMS and integration of multiple properties across the globe
  • It is well known that industries are moving with the flow of advanced technology and this is causing disruption in their daily business operations and processes.
  • At present, there is no alternative to digital disruption and businesses large and small must adapt to the changes that are occurring
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  • Technology has been a key driver for hospitality businesses for several decades and it has drastically transformed how the industry operates
  • Every industry has specific software applications that are unique and integral to the management of their daily operations. In the hotel industry, property management systems (PMS) or hotel operating systems are platforms that “enabled a hotel or group of hotels to manage front-office capabilities, such as booking reservations, guest check-in/check-out, room assignment, managing room rates, and billing” ( Oracle, 2019).
  • These systems have also evolved to incorporate functionality that supports food and beverage operations, housekeeping and maintenance management, as well as revenue management.
  • Applications such as Cloudbeds, Preno, Hostaway and Lodgify have become a staple in most hotels today, allowing for the efficient management of hotel fun ctio ns.
  • Similarly, in the restaurant industry, practitioners often rely on restaurant management systems (RMS), POS software designed for the food service industry to make bookings, capture transactions, record orders and manage inventory (FinancesOnline, 2019).
  • At the broader tourism management level, GDS, also known as automated reservation systems or CRS, are computerised networks that centralise services and provide travel related transactions for products such as airline tickets, hotel rooms and car rentals ( Kelly, 2018)
  • GDS serve as a conduit between travel bookers and suppliers and help communicate product offerings, pricing and availability to travel agents and online booking engines.
  • Their functionality and applications are often limited to a specific industry (e.g. hotel, restaurant and airline)
  • Internally, cloud computing allows managers to access data collected from proprietary applications (e.g. RMS, PMS) which can be shared across departments.
  • This data can be accessed from anywhere around the world on demand
  • waldjustin13 on 21 Mar 22
     
    This paper discusses the role of PMS, POS, and GDS in the hospitality and tourism industry. It identifies key digital literacy and employability skills that students and educators need to develop to better understand and negotiate the changing, digitally focused landscape of the hospitality and tourism sector.
jsanc478

How Is Robotics Adapting In The Hospitality Industry - 0 views

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  • jsanc478 on 29 Mar 22
     
    This article is talking about how the pandemic rush the implementation of robots on the hospitality industry. The robots won't get sick or spread any diseases to any customer and will always be present. This is what could help some hospitality business to overcome the loss of the pandemic's year. It's also talks about how the hospitality robot markets " was value $295.5 in 2020 and is estimate to reach $3.083 by 2030 year.
rnobl005

How This Wearable Tech Device Provides Custom Marketing at Large Events - 1 views

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shared by rnobl005 on 15 Jul 18 - No Cached
  • How This Wearable Tech Device Provides Custom Marketing at Large Events
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      rnobl005 on 15 Jul 18
       
      I was hoping there would be a chance to share this article during the semester. This article from 2016 discusses an RFID bracelet that allows the event host to collect information on the attendees - however it doesn't have to be personal data, it's more about their interests and then using this information to create a memorable experience. Interactive marketing is a dominant force in the industry. Many consumers feel as though they need to connect to a brand before they work it into their lives. Technology can aid that process along.
  • On November 2 at the 50th Annual Country Music Association Awards in Nashville, a new tech product debuted that offers a different way for planners to communicate directly with their attendees
  • Hurdl has created a wearable device that has applications at a variety of events such as festivals, sporting events, trade shows, and fund-raisers. The brains of the wristband are housed in a circular LED button called a Pixl that attaches to the wristband. Guests receive a band upon arrival at an event, and then activate it by texting the unique code associated with their band to a phone number. In response, the guest receives a text that has an opt-in privacy policy and asks a series of questions created by the event host to gather the data they want for the event.
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  • “The client can ask any question. 'What team are you cheering for? What’s your favorite song? How are identifying your gender?'” says Hurdl co-founder Betsy McHugh. “From that point forward, the event happens, and your wearable will light up based on your unique answers. For example, if Beyoncé wants to light up all the single ladies, or a sporting team wants to light up all the people who served in the military.”
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      rnobl005 on 15 Jul 18
       
      While the concept behind the bracelet can translate to almost any setting, the way each event using the technology is different which makes every experience unique.
  • create a meaningful communal experience
  • Once the guest activates the wristband via text, the event host can communicate directly with that person. “Now that we’ve built this one-to-one communication network … you get to not only be part of the experience, you can also can get a text from the host. It could say, ‘Go to the concession stand to get a free Coke for the next 10 minutes,’ or ‘Go to the merchandise stands and you’ll get 10 percent off,” McHugh says.
  • In a trade show environment, Hurdl’s algorithm can analyze the anonymized data to help sponsors and exhibitors target messaging to specific attendees.
robfitzpatrick

Virtual event platform market to see skyrocketing rise as global companies move operations to remote working | TravelDailyNews International - 1 views

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shared by robfitzpatrick on 06 Oct 20 - No Cached
  • The recent turn of events in the global economy have created a need a for a rapid adaption to the situation.
  • Virtual Event Platform Market have been ideal in transitioning to remote working, ensuring business continuity.
  • corporate enterprises will all migrate to virtual event platforms to tackle the going COVID-19 pandemic.
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  • collection of registration data helps virtual event organizers to gain actionable insights for decision making operations.
  • integration of networking capabilities to establish connectivity among attendees
  • network-based platforms enable attendees to connect and schedule appointments with sponsors, performers and exhibitors.
  • Virtual fair, conference, and trade show platform providers are entering into strategic partnerships and collaborations with innovative technology providers in order to procure and integrate technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and Deep Learning into their solutions.
  • virtual event platforms are expected to collected copious amounts of data
  • identifying the prominent consumer sentiment to deliver improved and customized solutions.
  • will allow the vendors to adapt to the changing needs of businesses and institutions.
  • deploying cloud-integrated virtual events management and hosting solutions for emerging end-users operating in banking, financial services, and insurance
  • healthcare and consumer electronics industrie
  • virtual conferencing solutions for medical institutions and societies in order to virtually accommodate high profile meetings with heavy public throughput.
  • operating in healthcare and research and academia industries as professionals rushed to gain insights on the clinical studies performed to tackle rising COVID-19 infections.
  • are gaining technical support by forming partnerships and collaborations with leading networking and connectivity technologies providers.
  • robfitzpatrick on 06 Oct 20
     
    The article talks about the switch companies are making from in-person to virtual event platforms. With the current pandemic and the increase of remote working, virtual events are gaining in popularity. They are convenient and allow attendees to network and connect with sponsors, performers, and exhibitors digitally. Virtual event platform companies are using the cloud to integrate customizable solutions for clients. They are also engaging in collaborations and strategic partnerships with innovative companies to incorporate new technology solutions such as AI and Deep Learning into their platforms. This technology also enhances data collection from your attendees that businesses and organizations will use to identify consumer sentiment and deliver customized and improved solutions on future events. Vendors will use this data to develop new strategies for technology enhancements and modifications to their virtual content to adapt to businesses' changing needs. This technology isn't just being used in the hospitality industry. End-users in many different sectors such as banking, financial services, healthcare, and academia, are using this technology to stay connected for high profile meetings and share information to provide better research on COVID-19. These businesses are partnering with networking and connectivity providers to gain technical support and collaboration. This will be a trend that will significantly impact events in the hospitality field as it provides convenience for attendees and cost savings for the companies as they do not need to spend on venues, F&B, and hotel accommodations.
sharene25

The 4 Most Important Event Technology Trends for 2017 - Capterra Blog - 2 views

blog.capterra.com/ent-technology-trends-for-2017

shared by sharene25 on 14 Oct 17 - No Cached
  • sharene25 on 14 Oct 17
     
    Event planning is the process of managing a project such as meeting, convention, trade-show, ceremony, etc,.This includes budgeting, establish timelines, food and beverage, developing theme, etc, which is time consuming. Thus, it is important to invest in a technology that support your day to day operations.Investing in a technology as great benefits such as it will save time when using an event management software it automatically records and tabulates data. It also keeps a track of your guests and help to eliminate human errors. A customer relationship management (CRM)platform can be use to keep notes on the guests attending the event. Overall it makes your job more fun. The article focus on the technology trend in event planning such as measuring engagement, facial recognition, viral reality and crowd screening,
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