Networking

For cruise lines, Wi-Fi 6 connectivity will support emerging use cases at sea for real-time IoT technologies that safeguard passengers in the age of COVID.

From the #1 tech feature guests expect at a hotel to what restaurant guests really think of third-party delivery, our panelists discuss the current state of customer technology engagement.

Zoox will offer visitors at Booth #5112 the opportunity to learn how big data technology can empower a hotel’s existing network infrastructure to maximize guest experience personalization while creating additional streams of revenue.

MAX Burgers will use mParticle to improve personalization in the MAX mobile app, make communications more relevant and simplify the purchase process.

The provider of Wi-Fi and IoT-based technology will showcase how hoteliers can simultaneously and affordably meet guest expectations for high-speed internet, customized in-room entertainment and germ-free service.

In our latest HT Face2Face video series, presented by Cox Business/Hospitality Network, I caught up with Mark Haley, Partner at Prism Hospitality Consulting, to discuss the latest developments in networks and connectivity, the foundation of today's hospitality.

Hotel's upgrade to a 1 Gbps capacity supports guests in-person, virtually.

Working with Swisscom and PPDS to deliver a full RF and IP upgrade with hybrid Wi-Fi connectivity across the entire premises, the property can now offer guests linear and nonlinear TV and radio channels, integrated Netflix, Chromecast built-in, as well as access to thousands of apps via the Google Play store.