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I believe hospitality is about people helping people, a process that technology can enhance and support in the form of robust infrastructure and tools the workforce can learn and enjoy using, while delivering the experience guests have grown accustomed to when on vacation or on a business trip. As a result, every hospitality organization should make it a priority to evaluate their existing technology stack, process workflows, data infrastructure, and security to ensure it adequately supports bot...

Hotel technology remains an investment priority this year, with a nod to solutions that help drive guest and employee loyalty. According to the 2024 Lodging Technology Study, 100% of survey respondents (hotel professionals representing more than 10,000 properties worldwide, including luxury, upscale, midscale, and economy brands) say their IT budgets will increase or hold steady this year. Maestro PMS, the leader in All-In-One cloud hosted, private cloud and on-premises property-management syste...

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Findings from TD SYNNEX’s 2023 Direction of Technology Report show the direction that channel partners’ business will take based on their current conditions and the most interesting trends for...

MLS-Touch provides connections to four home showing solutions driven by the data of each MLS in which it's active. It can be deployed by MLSs that don't use Matrix, CoreLogic’s listing solution.

A mindset of 'We’ll get it done' is not enough to succeed in the competitive hospitality sector any more, argues Workday's John Hugo. Hospitality CFOs are...

Cutting-edge client-facing technologies can help hotels not only boost revenue but also adapt to fast-evolving customer preferences.

Article - Myth-Buster: Fears of Upgrading Your Hotel PMS System - and How to Let Them Go - By Bob Palloni - Why the fear of change may be costing you more than you think

Some important business trends could propel this stock much higher over the long term.

Article - Out With the Old, In With the New - By Neil Schubert - The way guests are choosing to communicate with hotels is changing, but the fundamental importance of one-to-one engagement remains the same