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Hospitality/ Tourism software improvements to come. - 0 views

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    Undoubtedly, the world we now live in will continue to evolve with emerging technology and software. In fact, businesses will incorporate more user-friendly features like speech recognition tables at restaurants and virtual tours of rooms. The hospitality market will be more competitive in the future with advancements in technology but also more personalized for customer experiences.
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Biometric facial recognition payments and matching, security and identity verification ... - 0 views

  • NRF 2020 Retail’s Big Show is the world’s largest retail conference and expo currently taking place in New York City.
  • FaceFirst is introducing at NRF 2020 Retail’s Big Show in New York City a software development kit (SDK) that helps developers add biometric facial recognition and video analytics to security and identity verification products,
  • Companies such as retailers, hospitals, law enforcement and transportation centers already leverage FaceTrust facial recognition and video analytics for real time threats and to improve customer engagement.
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  • Elo is introducing an updated unified architecture for points of sale and interactive retail solutions.
  • Hardware platforms with software applications and technologies are presented at the event by Kiosk Information Systems and its parent company Posiflex, including self-service ordering for quick service restaurant (QSR) ordering automation.
  • Kiosk will demonstrate digital signage models ranging from countertop to slim freestanding form factors with facial detection technology integrated with AI, and a loyalty platform to show how kiosk technology can be used for customer retention programs.
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    Every year, NRF hosts a large retail conference in New York City to debut new technology for the new year. At the 2020 Retail's Big Show, some of the most innovative technology was displayed for all to see. Technology including: FaceFirst, Elo, and Kiosk.
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Tech Trends of 2020: Where Innovation Lies - Hospitality Tech News - 0 views

  • Facial recognition. Robotics process automation (RPA). Voice assistance.
  • Facial recognition technology is used by hotels and hospitality companies to streamline the guest experience, automate the check-in process, enhance security and improve processes.
  • Absolutely everyone would agree that a speedy, high-tech check-in is a huge plus for any hotel stay.
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  • There is a danger that while these processes save time and reduce long lines, they can simultaneously sacrifice customer service.
  • Voice assistants are becoming and will ultimately be ubiquitous.
  • real innovation is about so much more than the terms that identify the technologies transforming the hospitality industry.
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    Facial recognition technology has played a big role in hotel stay, and it makes guest stay more convenient and faster. However, the privacy protection of guests and the personalized and humanized services that guests need also need attention. In the process of digital transformation, hotels should also pay attention to the different needs of guests.
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The Fundamentals of Networking | IBM - 0 views

  • Network security policies balance the need to provide service to users with the need to control access to information.
  • Security includes isolating network data so that proprietary or personal information is harder to access than less critical information.
  • Network topology Network topology refers to how the nodes and links in a network are arranged.
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    This article gives the concepts and examples of computer networks, introduces the working principles of computer networks, and gives common types of computer networks. In addition, network security issues are very important, and the article also provides measures to improve network security.
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Dolce Hotels and Resorts Launches Technology-Enabled Hybrid Meeting Initiative to Boost... - 0 views

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    The technologies being launched by "Dolce Holes and Resorts" to enhance their market and general sales. In the piece, the author commences by explaining the stakeholders of the mentioned facilities are hoping to use the available innovation to initiate effective meetings. Unlike the previous period, it is evident in the reading how the overall process targets business travelers willing to attend various occasions. To efficiently implement the stated strategy, the writer described how there is a need to initiate "a hybrid meeting concept" that targets individuals from multiple regions, including Spain, Germany, Greece, Denmark, and Belgium. As depicted by the stated personality, this particular approach involves the inclusion of both virtual and conventional conferences that coincide with the current expectations. Besides, we can see from the reading how integrating the mentioned technology will improve certain occurrences, including events, conferences, incentives, and meetings. While reading the article, I think there are many essential concepts portrayed by the author to help human beings stay safe, particularly during the pandemic. First, introducing hybrid meetings amid the Coronavirus epidemic will allow potential clients to attend conferences using virtual means. Based on available information, this particular situation will ensure that all the dynamic personalities are healthy and safe. Incorporating such a platform will enhance the whereabouts of the organizational stakeholders since it supports touch-less and low-contact features.
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Latin America Finally Ready for Hotel E-Commerce - 0 views

  • Latin America is currently the second-largest growing market after Asia-Pacific
  • overcomes challenges in the coming years, such as regulatory hurdles, infrastructure issues and economic unrest
  • improvement in the payment infrastructure
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  • growth of the urban population
  • 121 million in 2016 to 151 million in 2019
  • the key is to personalize the traveler’s journey
  • Smartphone penetration is driving mobile shopping and engagement
  • impact of social media in travel
  • TripAdvisor
  • $22 billion of travel is bought online in Latin America today
  • traditional travel agents
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    In the past 2 years, Latin America has adopted e-commerce. E-commerce is growing from year to year. Social media, and social media marketing are vital in having an online presence. However, so is having a strong offline presence. Technology can impact sales, economy, and growth in the hospitality industry. As technology is evolving, it is also making an impact in online travel in Latin America. The article brings up how hotels must consider a GDS, such as TripAdvisor to bring recognition to bookings. This reminds me of what we learned this week- how GDS can broaden companies global reach.
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5 Tips to Activate Your Ecommerce - 1 views

  • Keep Communicating With Your Guests
  • consistent social media updates
  • establish a connection
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  • clearly outline what your property is doing to ensure their safety,
  • Utilize your social media networks to inspire travelers as travel begins to resume
  • re-birth of the road trip and similar drive market demand.
  • keyword rankings have not dropped in kind,
  • Planning for that pent-up travel demand, however, will require a data-first approach.
  • Property's can also run promotions and specials
  • creating your target audiences to deliver relevant messaging
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    This article discusses five ways to stimulate Ecommerce which includes corresponding with guests, remaining active on social media, not letting your SEO go on leave, devising media budgets and targeting, as well as employing the help of an expert. The author emphasized staying in contact with your customers whether it be through your website, social media, or email. The intention is to stay connected with your guest so that when it is time for them to choose a hotel, they will choose yours. Social media can be used as a tool to entice your future guest and keep them interested in your property. Keeping search traffic up for your website will also ensure people continue to look at your property. Keep in mind the kind of travelers that will come to your property, and tailor your advertisements, messaging, and offers to meet the needs of those travelers. And lastly, if needed, do not be afraid to enlist the help of an expert. This article is meant as a guide for getting one's Ecommerce back on track during these hard pandemic times.
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    My opinion on this article is that E-commerce has been a huge hit as of lately and it is time for this type of trend to follow in the hospitality world. There is a huge shift from walk-in business to online bookings and the best way to show guests the improvements to the property would be through email and social media presence. This would give properties a competitive advantage when it comes to OTA bookings.
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Maestro Launches the New Face of Hotel Operations; Mobilizes Staff with Xpress iPad Che... - 1 views

  • Maestro iPad Xpress Check-In app
  • Xpress Check-In app lets properties use iPads and other tablet devices for personalized mobile check-in and check-out services
  • enables staff to perform all the system check-in and -out functions of a wired front desk terminal anywhere a wireless signal is available.
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  • supercharge guest service and optimize revenue and productivity
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  • group conference check-in
  • encode magstripe and RFID room keys from the iPad
  • NORTHWIND is recognized in the hospitality industry for its standard-setting Diamond Plus Service and robust integrated Maestro resort hotel software technology
  • Xpress Check-In is ideal for processing large groups quickly and conveniently to keep the lobby operating smoothly.
  • Entire tour groups may also be registered, their credit cards processed, and keys encoded
  • Curbside or lobby wireless check-in and check-out
  • unique services that drive revenue and increase productivity;
  • Maestro PMS, the industry's most robust and flexible resort software and boutique hotel software solution empowering leading full-service hotels,
  • and distributed while still on their bus for greater convenience.
  • With the portability, large screen and long battery life of the iPad, it is suited very well for the round-the-clock hotel industry. The Maestro Xpress iPad solution
  • Personalized upsell and room-change capability with real-time availability access
  • Remote
  • and room blocking
  • Xpress Check-In registers entire groups from meeting rooms and conference spaces Maestro
  • We worked with IJWS to create our iPad Xpress Check-In app that integrates with Maestro PMS to register guests in the lobby or curbside for the ultimate in personalized service and upsell capabilit
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    This article discuss how both new software and hardware is being utilized in the hospitality industry to expedite the process of guests checking in and out of hotels. The article is about NORTHWIND, a company well known for having developed "Maestro" a property management software suite that enables hotels, resorts, and multi-property organizations to manage their facilities. Specifically the article mentions how NORTHWIND is introducing "Xpress Check-In" an tablet specific software that will increase the speed and ease with which guests are able to enter and exit the hotel. This goes to show how the company is keeping abreast with the recent and growing trend of portable tablet/touch screen hardware devices. This software and hardware combination enables desk agents to operate away from their desk allowing for more intimate and personalized service with guests. I think the most unique and amazing feature of this system is that it will allow hotel agents to check in and process large groups such as conference attendees quickly and efficiently. The "Maestro Xpress Check-In" system can not only check guests in, but also encode their room key card, as well as process credit card transactions and capture their signature. All of these things can be completed even before conference attendees disembark from the bus and enter the hotel. I believe that hotels who choose to invest and employ technologies like this will distinguish themselves from other establishments because their service will be much better and smoother, both for guests and the hotel. These unique services will also be key in driving revenue and increasing productivity. NORTHWIND is well recognized in the hospitality industry for providing real-time technology solutions that help users control and manage their business effectively.
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    Maestro, a company specializing in property management and hotel software is launching a new face in property management productivity by introducing the Maestro Ipad Xpress App. With the popularity of tablet computers such as IPads and android platform tablets rising, Northwind has decided to launch a system through Maestro to make the check-in and check-out process in a hotel as simple and efficient as possible. Northwind ultimately hopes that the Xpress check-in app will not only be more efficient for guests but also optimize revenue and productivity in the hotel. The new app allows guests to complete the check-in and check-out process anywhere a wireless signal is available. Lets say for example, a large group of employees are attending an out of state conference and when they arrive at the hotel, there are over fifty of them that have to go through the check-in process. With the Xpress check-in app, these individuals could check in on their way to the hotel and by the time they get there they will save time and effort by not having to wait in line and go through the entire check in process one by one. For this reason the Maestro Xpress Check-In App is perfect for handling large groups of people arriving at the same time. The Xpress app creates a more personalized service for the customer making the entire check-in and check-out process much more convenient for the guest and productive for the hotel. 
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10 Best Event Management Software: Comparison of Popular Tools - Financesonline.com - 1 views

  • In fact, in an etouches research, 42% of subjects admitted technology is challenging to adopt in their business.
  • Tracking tasks for various events can be complicated and confusing. monday.com can help you create a structure and organize these tasks according to priorities, importance, and projects.
  • is an open API, cloud-based platform for event organizers and attendees alike. It lets the former plan and manage events while communicating with their attendees, all from one platform.
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  • makes event planning and ticketing as hassle-free as possible. Once you’ve signed up, you can create an event page where tickets can be bought and guest details can be collected.
  • You can create a seating chart for your chosen venue so guests can select their seats before purchasing their tickets. Moreover, you can offer multiple levels of pricing and easily adjust prices as needed.
  • There are tools for event registration, listing design, ticketing, promotion, fundraising, payments, and more.
  • You can even use social media sites, such as Facebook, for your campaign. Progress can be tracked in real-time, so you’re always updated about the event’s attendees and financial details.
  • Gather is a cloud-hosted event management platform that works well for businesses of all sizes that are looking to organize any event
  • it offers a mobile app that allows them to send inquiries, book events anytime through the booking widget, or plan events
  • Cvent is a comprehensive solution that is resilient to the needs of organizers by industry, role, and even as third-party planners. It has a unique tool, among others, for searching the most cost-effective venue for your event.
  • For freelance planners, this ability lends to them a professional look that justifies higher consultation fees.
  • There’s an analytical feature as well to provide you with deep insights into how your event has fared.
  • Bizzabo comes with a mobile app as well to ensure that managers and staff members can do their jobs on the go.
  • Still, it has an international edition for US and UK events and practically anywhere in the world where there is an internet connection. It has a free app for free events like networking nights.
  • It’s a separate offer that lets you sort people by profession, age, region, and other metrics.
  • Eventzilla excels in pre- and on-site registration and ticketing and deserves a rank in our best 10 event management software list for its downright intuitive yet straightforward functionality.
  • Eventzilla also integrates with top-tiered secure payment channels PayPal, Stripe, Braintree, and Authorize.net. And there’s a post-event survey tool to help you measure your success rate, to improve recurring events continuously.
  • You can also customize the UI to your branding, link it to a payment processor including PayPal and major credit cards, and generate e-tickets that can be scanned on-site.
  • analytics, discount codes, mobile access, and multi-currency, and multi-lingual support.
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    This article goes into detail about the top 10 used Event Management technology systems, going over all of the different features that each offers and how they can be applied to events within the company. It gives a lot of insight on how they are used across the world, and shows that every company big or small has a need to use one of these systems when dealing with events. Without a technological system being incorporated when planing events of any size; it is crucial to have a reliable system to ensure everything is organized.
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    This article is extremely insightful and provides the top technological resources used in event management. These systems are important whether you have a small or large company because they track data and is a great organizational tool.
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Seven Meetings Technology Trends to Watch for 2017 - 1 views

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    These are exciting times. The rate of technology change is accelerating with thousands of ideas, apps and innovations bubbling up to help meeting planners, exhibitors, venues and other meeting participants to do their jobs better and improve the attendee experience. This annual review covers many of the major events technology trends to watch for this coming year.
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    These are definitely exciting times! I cant wait to see what is in store for the different software systems. It is important that the software's facilitate jobs and make things work more efficiently.
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The Messy Business Of Reinventing Happiness - 0 views

  • Iger planned to pump nearly $1 billion into this venture, called MyMagic+, a sweeping plan to overhaul the digital infrastructure of Disney’s theme parks, which would upend how they operated and connected with consumers. At the core of the project was the MagicBand, an electronic wristband that Iger envisioned guests would use to gain entry to Disney World and access attractions; make purchases at restaurants; and unlock their hotel room doors. It would push the boundaries of experience design and wearable computing, and impact everything from Disney’s retail operations and data-mining capabilities to its hospitality and transportation services.
  • Disney World, Parks’ crown jewel, seemed to be losing its luster. According to multiple sources, certain key metrics, including guests’ “intent to return,” were dropping; around half of first-time attendees signaled they likely would not come back because of long lines, high ticket costs, and other park pain points. Simultaneously, the stunningly fast adoption of social media and smartphones threatened the relevance of the parks. If Disney wanted these more tech-oriented generations to love it as much as their parents, who had grown up with fewer entertainment alternatives, had, it would have to embrace change now.
  • There were the endless lines for rides, food, and bathrooms; parents juggling maps, hotel keys, baby carriages, and bottles of SPF 75; and kids pulling families on long treks to try to visit every attraction. The park was filled with complications, such as a tiered ticketing system with wonky rules.
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  • The NGE team had big dreams for the MagicBand. It would need to interact with short- and long-range sensors that would be installed around the park. The short-range sensors would let guests scan their MagicBand at sales terminals in Disney park stores to pay for merchandise, for example, or to seamlessly check in at their hotel.
  • The long-range sensors would allow Disney to track guests as they navigated the park. The potential benefits were manifold. By monitoring where crowds were forming, the company could better optimize flow.
  • The MagicBand would also collect valuable consumer data.
  • The tussle over digital access points,
  • The tussle over digital access points
  • where customers would use their MagicBands to enter each ride, was typical of the dysfunction between Frog and Imagineering.
  • More than 28,000 hotel doors needed their locks replaced in order to connect wirelessly with the MagicBand, even as some 80% of the rooms at Disney’s resorts, on average, were occupied. Two dozen workers spent eight months upgrading 120 doors per day. The company rolled out 6,000 mobile devices to support MyMagic+ in the parks. More than 70,000 cast members got MyMagic+ awareness training, with 15,000 learning service-specific tasks for, say, FastPass+ kiosks or MagicBand merchandising
  • Disney World’s physical infrastructure, which was first built in the late 1960s, needed major capital improvements. Two hundred eighty-three park-entry touch points needed to be upgraded. Much of Disney World lacked a Wi-Fi connection, so in order for guests and cast members to take advantage of MyMagic+ and its mobile apps (which would offer a map service and real-time wait times for attractions), the company had to install more than 30 million square feet of Wi-Fi coverage.
  • There is no line at the main entrance to the park, where cast members and a row of polished, golden digital access points greet me, and it takes just seconds to stream through with my MagicBand. According to Disney, the MagicBand has cut turnstile transaction time by 30%. Park capacity has also increased.
  • “Honestly, it’s not so magical,” one cast member tells me about MyMagic+, echoing a common sentiment I hear from park employees during my visit. “It’s just for your hotel room [door] and paying for things.” When you look closely, there’s less to MyMagic+ than what some on the team had hoped for.
  • MyMagic+’s rocky rollout makes the Imagineers’ case for conservatism in the face of technological change seem sound. A slew of problems reared up after launch
  • The Imagineers and Frog certainly did disagree during the MyMagic+ development, as did many others, and that disagreement had repercussions and costs. But it ultimately led to a successful conclusion. What Staggs calls “constructive discomfort” is what sophisticated collaboration is all about.
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    This article offers a telling account of how Disney developed and implemented the MyMagic+ initiative, providing important insights into how major corporations approach massive tech-related capital investments. Among the most salient takeaways: 1) how Disney recognized that the parks' pain points could be addressed through the public's growing predilection for personal, always-connected; 2) how these massive internal projects can pit different departments against each other, and how sometimes that antagonism can lead to beneficial results; and 3) how a project like MyMagic+ can have a profound positive impact on the company and still be considered by many to have not fulfilled its potential.
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Major Hotel Technology Investment Decisions for Hotels in 2020 - 0 views

  • Massive investments into property renovations, new builds, and technology integrations means the hospitality industry is reshaping itself to cater to the modern tech-savvy traveler.
  • Investing in tools that guests demand in daily life is a great idea to attract more travelers, deliver quicker services, personalized guest experiences, and make considerable cost savings.
  • Mobile guest apps have proven to increase revenues and improve staff efficiency at hotels.
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  • The Marriott mobile app is accessible globally, allowing access to book rooms in over 3500 properties.
  • A very important aspect of mobile tech is providing staff the essential tools to deliver outstanding experiences
  • Hotels can actively analyze this huge collection of guest data to understanding and anticipating guest demands for superior experiences. 
  • This data is also being used by hotels to deliver guests with more personalized experiences.
  • New technologies and upgrades will make service delivery easier for staff, while hotel guests will experience a completely new service delivery process. 
  • Hotels can then use these very valuable user preferences to delight the guests when they visit next with already personalized rooms and local services.
  • Technology investment decisions should be outsourced to professional hospitality technology managers who have a better understanding.
  • Cloud technology is a brilliant solution for hoteliers to innovate data management, property management, and information technology services.
  • Therefore, cloud infrastructure will be one of the most important investment decisions for hotels in the coming year. 
  • Hotels are actively delivering IoT solutions by offering guests unlimited room control through mobile apps and in-room tablets.
  • Technology investments are also bound to make back office operations like revenue, procurement, and maintenance simpler.   
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    This article outlines 4 major technology investments for hotels to consider in 2020. Those technologies include: mobility tools, A.I., IoT, and cloud integrations.
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Property Management Trends 2020 | Software Management Apps Technology Services Devices ... - 0 views

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    According to the article Important Property Management Trends, they state the top 15 property management system and some of them are really interesting. For example, according to them the most influential trends might arrive from many different sources due mostly to technology. New cloud services, Internet connected devices, automation software are creating business advantages. Also, new software technology is offering improvements in simple accounting, time management, tenant screening, online payment, property maintenance and repair services, and property management analytics. Some offer complete solutions while others are woefully inadequate. Some might impose on your business creating additional costs and adoption issues.
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The Impact of IT Investments on Profits - 1 views

  • we found that more recent information technologies — those deployed since 1995 — have a significant positive impact on profitability
  • Investment in IT had a greater impact on a company’s profits than comparable spending on either advertising or R&D
  • e found that in general, IT investments were more effective in improving profitability by increasing revenue than by decreasing operating expenses.
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    This article is about how investing in your IT will increase your profits. Investing in IT will yield a higher profit even more so than advertising or research and development. You see bigger profit even more than if you lowered your operating expenses.
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5 best recycling practices from around the world | BBVA - 1 views

  • one of the key strategies that countries need to embrace is the so-called “three Rs” approach: Reduce, Reuse and Recycle, to ensure that waste generation and management is as sustainable as possible.
  • finding new uses to a large portion of the waste generated each year.
  • need to recycle
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  • Recycling yields two key advantages: First, it allows reusing substantial amounts of waste that would otherwise end up in landfills or spoiling natural spaces; Second, it allows generating raw materials and avoid wasting materials and natural resources.
  • Several countries have managed to increase their recycling rates in recent years by investing in technology, and awareness campaigns and introducing policies aimed at encouraging citizens and businesses to recycle more and better.
  • generate enough electricity to power 250,000 households, and contribute to dramatically reduce waste and emissions.
  • Northern European countries are pioneers in the sustainable processing of urban and industrial waste.
  • Sweden’s become extremely successful at sorting and reusing waste, thanks to the firm commitment of its population, and everyone’s involvement in the process from their own households.
  • Neighbors are responsible for sorting, treating and segregating their household waste, and then complying with the strict and scheduled collection calendar.
  • One of the countries that have best understood the importance of the circular economy is Switzerland.
  • the country has become a pioneer in the recycling of organic waste, which is used to make compost.
  • one third of the food created in the world is spoiled or thrown away
  • also means a high cost in terms of greenhouse gas emissions.
  • The organic waste collected is used to produce biogas to fuel power plants, crop fertilizers and livestock feed.
  • recycling rate has increased from 5% to 64%, one of the highest in Europe and expects to keep improving to become one of the world’s leading nations in this field.
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    The article is about how United Nations set up a goal to foster sustainable and environmentally-responsible consumption and productions patterns. The key to reach this goal for the countries need to be focused on Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. The article specifically explain how Sweden, Japan, Switzerland, South Korea and Wales are implementing strategies to reach that goal.
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As short-term rental industry grows, so does use of management tech | PhocusWire - 0 views

  • The private accommodation space continues to grow around the world,
  • In tandem with that growth in booking volume and in the numbers of properties is the increased development of technologies to support this industry.
  • As the vacation and short-term rental industry continues to mature and competition heightens, property managers are becoming increasingly driven to improve their use of technology and are adopting more and more software solutions to help them stay ahead of the game.
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  • property management systems are the most widely-adopted software solution in this sector, with 81% of respondents using a PMS to manage day-to-day operations. Most of those (66%) are using a third-party PMS, while 15% have built the tech in-house.
  • "It’s now commonplace for professional property managers to automate certain operations, distribution, marketing, revenue management, guest communication and other tasks.”
  • The demand for tech innovation in the short-term rental industry continues,”
  • “This report does underline our understanding that the winning models of the future technology providers will work similarly to SaaS platforms by providing enterprise-level, open-source platforms allowing developers to contribute to the code which will in turn increase the investment and the growth of the industry.”
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    The short-term rental industry is growing rapidly. What follows is a higher requirement for PMS. At present, PMS is still the most used software solution. However, due to the continuous development of the short-term rental industry in the future, users have new requirements for more flexible functions of PMS.
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Research Proves the Benefits of Getting Ahead of the AI Curve - 0 views

  • As marketers, we see it everywhere: Affixed to the claims of the latest marketing tech, alongside warnings that it will eradicate jobs like content production, and peppered into predictions of coming trends.
  • “the next big thing.” In this case, they either become numb to mention of AI because it’s usually not actionable or approachable, or they’re disillusioned because it’s just a catchy term for tools that aren’t really AI.
  • At the Marketing Artificial Intelligence Institute, we’ve talked for a long time about the importance of AI, and more recently, about the massive impact of early adoption on an organization’s ability to get ahead.
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  • Early AI adopters, or AI “Pioneers,” are actively “establishing positions in both customer and labor markets that may make it hard for others to draft off of their hard work. The many advantages reported by Pioneers suggest that early AI movers may be especially hard to catch.”
  • That caliber of competitive advantage is hard to ignore. And research is continually proving the benefits of getting ahead of the AI curve.
  • AI can deliver true value to the serious adopters—vast improvements in day-to-day business functions, higher profit margins, and a widening performance gap. 
  • the companies that moved past the uncertainty and seriously invested in AI saw real results.
  • Those who combined an already strong digital foundation with proactive strategies saw massive increases in profit margin, and the performance gap between them and the AI laggards will continue to grow.
  • Not only are they set up for success as AI continues to take off, they aren’t implementing to save on business expenses. Instead, early AI adopters focused on increasing revenue and market share—the cost reduction potential comes secondarily.
  • Many organizations are taking a “wait and see” approach, but the need to act is urgent. Going from a theoretical understanding of what's possible with AI to understanding the actual use cases for your business is difficult—but essential.
  • But you and your organization have the opportunity now to be proactive in advancing knowledge and capabilities before your competitors beat you to it.
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    The article talks about the companies that are implementing Artificial Intelligence in their business and in the market. The benefits of to be the pioneers of having this technology.
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Importance of information technology in modern work places - 1Training - 0 views

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    According to the article Importance of information technology in modern work places, information technology (IT) is an integral part of every single business plan. Information technology plays a vital role in every business type including small, medium and large. Companies connect the inventory management system to their Point-of-Sale (POS) systems to gain maximum efficiency. In conclusion, IT plays a number of vital roles in organisations in improving communication, Inventory Management, decision making, data management as well as customer relationship management.
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Hotel Technology Trends 2020 - Hotel Technology Consulting Services - 0 views

  • Same as the animal, hotels preferred to spend time with those the same as them.
  • slow-moving but reliabl
  • While guests appreciate improvements, radical change can be risky for hotels
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  • technology is targeted at those people who want to use it
  • This is different from a hotel, where technology must provide a function.
  • We see how we would use it. What we need to be thinking, is how the guest will use it, within our existing hotels
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    This article provides an interesting perspective regarding the hotel guest's acceptance (or lack thereof) of technology. It showcases the need for familiarity that adds to the comfort and loyalty guests feel towards the hotel experience. While they may be interested in new technology, guests often become overwhelmed with being forced to adapt to the new kind of acting that new technology requires.
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12 Ways To Increase Hotel Security - LODGING Magazine - 0 views

  • Even when hotels have strong security policies and procedures in place, they are still vulnerable to cyber attacks, break-ins, theft, fraud, and other crimes
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  • Hotels can be held liable for the criminal acts of third parties
  • Guest Safety: Ensuring Return Stays and a Good Reputation
  • Update locks.
  • Provide a sense of ownership.
  • Monitor activity with software.
  • Evaluate and improve—quickly.
  • Meet and greet.
  • Make time for safety meetings.
  • Theft and Fraud: Monitoring Employee Activities It’s a disappointing reality that hoteliers have to contend with employee theft and fraud. B
  • Boost employee empowerment.
  • Staff smart.
  • Add active monitoring to video surveillance.
  • Cybersecurity: Protecting Electronic Borders
  • As technology has advanced, so has criminals’ ability to exploit those new technologies. The hotel industry has seen several such examples lately
  • Connect IT and security departments.
  • Upgrade to VLAN.
  • Beware of social engineering.
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    This article highlights all the necessities to make sure your hotel is safe and secure for all your guests. It specified for cyber security, however, that switching to a VLAN server would be massively beneficial for the hotel as it becomes a private server that has multiple stages of security to bypass. In addition, it advises the modification of passwords every few months because apart from cyber breaches, people also try to con others out of their passwords by word of mouth and manipulation.
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    In this article it talks about the 12 different ways to increase security in our hotels and how to make thing more safe for our guest.
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