Newly released platform update aims to make it easier for hoteliers to create personalized marketing campaigns with in-app mobile and campaign building features.
By combining enterprise video security with IoT sensors, organizations can simplify their physical security infrastructure, gather insights, and secure their workplaces from a single console.
Harri, an end-to-end workforce management technology platform, expands capabilities expected to make hiring faster, easier, and safer for the hospitality industry with AI/ML.
As major retail brands prioritize customized experiences, hotels and restaurants will feel increased pressure from raised expectations on what brands must deliver.
Three Southeast Asia hotels are piloting the technology in line with immigration authority to trim down check-in times by as much as 70%. Here are some more benefits and use cases to support user adoption.
Following the success of Savings Finder for Air, Savings Finder for Hotel will be available in pilot to a limited number of customers in Q4 2019 with a target of Q1 2020 for general release.
HT tapped into the minds of hotel technology executives to reveal the latest projects they have been working on, as well as their predictions of what technology to watch in the New Year.
New survey shows digital solutions are most valued when coupled with human engagement, and technology is increasingly influencing decision making and travel management.
Centered in Silicon Valley, Hotel Nia enters a partnership with music service [email protected] to improve concentration and productivity with phase sequenced playlists.
Procurement leaders working with HRS can have more accurate insight as they build 2020 lodging budgets, finalize preferred rates, and integrate those rates into search and book channels.
While AI is being embraced by many in hospitality, the recent ‘robot hotel’ vulnerability reminds the industry that there is also great responsibility to manage new risks.
Technologies redefining the industry includes AI, Chatbots and the IoT, offering digital data and insights for a more personalized consumer experience.
Working with Caesars Entertainment, Intel will provide computing equipment and hands-on internships for UNLV students to research emerging tech including blockchain, data science, robotic automation, AI and the IoT.
Hotels would do well to consider a hybrid approach that allows chatbots to execute simple tasks while escalating more complicated requests to a live agent.
