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  • 3/4/2013

    The Next-Gen IT Department

    Technology has evolved, and its leaders need to evolve along with it. The plan/build/run model of IT operations is outdated, and businesses are starting to funnel money out of IT payroll and into external service providers. But there&#39;s still plenty of opportunity for business-savvy IT leaders to make their mark, if they&#39;re able to adapt.<br />
  • 2/13/2013

    What's Hot and Not in Hospitality for 2013

    Cloud computing and high-speed internet access are two hot button issues that will be shaping the hospitality industry in 2013. How operators choose to address these key points will have major implications in how businesses function and ultimately turn profits.
  • 12/11/2012

    Guest Room Tech Tops Investment Priorities as Locking Hack Makes Headlines

    News of a potential security flaw in Onity locks drew attention to guest room technology and locking tech in particular. <em>HT</em>&#39;s 2013 Lodging Technology Study reveals the areas where hoteliers are planning to focus in the coming year, with 35 percent planning to upgrade locking systems.
  • 10/8/2012

    POS Data Breach Teaches Valuable Lessons

    The sentencing of two POS hackers, who stole payment card data resulting in $10 million plus in losses, offers insights and reminds about best practices to protect valuable point of sale data.
  • 9/7/2012

    Operators Name Tech Integration Top Priority for Success in Hospitality

    Both restaurant and hotel operators are calling for integrated technology to bridge the gap between service and overall experience. As multi-channel guest engagement becomes a top priority, both operators and tech vendors must focus on collaboration.
  • 8/7/2012

    Technology is Redefining the Meaning of Hospitality

    The hospitality industry is ready and willing to embrace technology in order to create guest-centric services and amenities. This shift is evident in the amount of high-touch, high-tech products that were introduced at the recent HITEC.
  • 6/8/2012

    Turning Potential Into Power

    Knowledge is power, but only if you use it. The challenge facing the hospitality industry goes beyond merely connecting with guests on social channels, but how to turn information from those connections into actionable CRM data.
  • 5/10/2012

    Restaurants Ready for Higher Guest Counts

    At the recent MURTEC, 58 percent of attendees named increasing guest counts as a top business objective. Those bigger numbers can be achieved by investing in the latest technologies in social CRM, e-commerce and business intelligence
  • 4/5/2012

    2012 Tech Budgets on Rise

    As recessionary era belt-tightening seems to be easing, IT budgets across all hospitality sectors are increasing.
  • 3/1/2012

    Close the Innovation Gap

    As the technology landscape changes, restaurant operators must be willing to innovate in order to increase business and improve and streamline day-to-day functions.
  • 2/14/2012

    The Hospitality Industry Seeks Innovation

    The hospitality industry's most-wanted technologies in 2012 are those that provide mobile capabilities, cloud-based apps, and/or security solutions.With more companies than ever before willing to invest in these latest innovations, the vendor community is challenged to produce viable and affordable solutions.
  • 12/19/2011

    Watching Mobile Wallet this Holiday Season

    Mobile technology has shaped the consumer shopping and dining experience. With many top brands now testing out mobile wallet, by this time next year the POS may be redefined even more.
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