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Hot Topics—The right technology can boost the bottom line, guest satisfaction

Hotel Business

Hoteliers have turned to various technologies to streamline their operations, which is helping them make more money and free up time to create a better on-site experience—which ultimately leads to higher guest satisfaction. Download the audio version from the No Vacancy podcast channel where you get your shows.

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Running a Great Hotel Event with the Hotel Villa Pamphili Roma

Larry Mogelonsky

In order to better understand the inner workings of the back of house, I sat down with the Food & Beverage Operations Manager for the Hotel Villa Pamphili Roma, Mauro Parravicini, to drill down into the specifics of what makes for a great conference. What can other hotels learn from your experiences? Teamwork without a doubt!

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Everything You Need To Know About Hotel Operations Management

InnQuest

It handles guest reservations, check-in/check-out processes, and room assignments and provides concierge services. Efficient front office operations are crucial for guest satisfaction as they set the initial impression. Clean and well-maintained rooms are essential for guest comfort and safety.

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Palette Hotels rolling out Quore across portfolio

Hotel Business

Leveraging the Quore dashboard, Palette Hotels can see how each hotel is performing by accessing information on problem resolution costs, top complaints, guest satisfaction insights, response times, PM compliance, portfolio-wide messaging, company inspection trends and more.

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Inventory Isn’t Just a Back-of-House Problem — It’s an Industry Opportunity

Hospitality Net

We track guest satisfaction. Hotel operators know how to manage tight margins. We optimize labor. We adopt systems that help us stay agile across brands, properties, and markets. But theres one area most hotels still manage like its 1995 and its quietly costing the industry millions.

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How Restaurant Chains Use Technology to Manage Multiple Locations Efficiently

Synergy Suite

To stay ahead, restaurant operators need technology that simplifies multi-location management, streamlines back-of-house operations, and enables seamless collaboration. Without a system connecting the front and back of house, orders can get lost or miscommunicated, and staff may struggle to keep up.

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Good Housekeeping: Best Practices for Attracting and Retaining Housekeeping Staff

Lodging Magazine

Few hospitality team members have as much direct impact on guest satisfaction as those responsible for keeping hotel guestrooms pristine, with no trace of those that have stayed before.