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The pandemic accelerated digital transformation by 10 years (McKinsey & Company) and today's travel consumers have become more digitally and tech-savvy than ever. Many of today's travelers' service expectations are around self-service, around do-it-yourself, from online planning and booking, to preferences for contactless check-in, mobile keys, voice assistants, and communication with hotel staff via messaging. Serious technology implementations are needed to "appease" these exceedingly tech-savvy guests and their exceedingly high technology expectations. At the same time, two o...

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Many existing legacy technology installments in hospitality are closed systems they are reluctant to open up to third-party integrations, applications and solutions, depriving the property and its guests from some very innovative and much-needed applications and services.

Founder and CEO of Apaleo The PMS will lose the mentality of a system and the capabilities will dissolve into cloud-centric services. Instead of all-in-one offerings the future will be driven by ecosystems evolving around a limited number of platform vendors. Today, PMSs are the major bottleneck for hotels to be innovative and agile. These limitations do not only apply to hotels, but also to all technology in the industry. Property management systems put artificial restrictions on the functionality of their APIs or ability to access the data that they collect. On-premises and even cloud PMSs ...