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Customer Experience/Service

  • Self-Service Tech Study Highlights Changing Industry Attitudes, New Applications

    The findings for Hospitality Technology's 2009 Self-Service Technology Study are in, and the results point to a growing consumer demand for self-service tech and a plethora of next-gen solutions that harness personal devices.
  • Hospitality 2.0

    Social media and Web 2.0 are revolutionizing the way many modern adults stay connected and share ideas. Discover new uses for Web 2.0 tools and the best practices that will boost brand recognition and drive business efficiency in any hospitality organization.
  • Mandarin Oriental, Boston Delivers Superior Cell Coverage

    Flawless cellular coverage drives personalized guest request fulfillment at the Mandarin Oriental, Boston. Learn how the management team is able to guarantee superior guest service, while providing its guests with strong cell phone reception.
  • Weighing WiFi in Restaurants

    Is WiFi, whether it is free or with a fee, a determinant in customer retention? A University of Delaware study reveals how WiFi impacts guest loyalty in the restaurant environment.
  • Reservations Tug-of-War

    Do diners prefer to make reservations online or over the telephone? Based on the findings of a survey taken by Cornell University's Center for Hospitality Research, it seems that customers feel conflicted between the two.
  • AOL Joins Travelscream to Provide Targeted Travel Deals

    AOL Travel is integrating Travelscream's travel content to provide users with travel offers specific to locations they are investigating.
  • Guests Rate Top Restaurant Technology

    In a study recently released by the Cornell Center for Hospitality Research, three researchers found that restaurant customers place a higher value on some types of technology than they do on others. Find out how customers ranked pagers for table management, online reservations, Internet-based ordering, kiosk-based payment and more.
  • InterContinental Hotels Deploys 'Boxed Set' of Services for Guest Amenities

    The Holiday Inn Express properties in Spartanburg, South Carolina are among the first InterContinental hotels to deploy a 'boxed set' of guest amenities including HSIA, in-room entertainment and more from IBM.
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