Technological Proliferation in Hospitality Management

Every industry is thirsting for technological innovations today and the hospitality industry is a perfect example given its demand for maintaining their standard of service. While services at hotels are predominantly labour intensive, it is apparent that the proliferation of technology has enhanced the chain of operations to ensure services of respective hotels are adequately maintained. The existence of improved technological infrastructure can theoretically enable more strategic executions, one must consider whether the existing human resources have the capability to cope with such technological advancement. In other words, although there is a direct correlation between technology and labour efficiency, the practicality and effectiveness of information systems provides the greatest challenge in delivering its supposed effectiveness.

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Gordon Lai BA MSc, graduated from The University of York in 2013 having pursued MSc in Management with Social Media. His core research involved Hospitality Management, mainly focusing on examining the proliferation of technological infrastructure in hotels thus assessing the practicality on whether technology can translate to excellence in service