Computer application in hotel industry
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A good IT system for a hotel comprises hardware, software, and the right people. Hotel management software is used for tasks like reservations, guest and inventory management from check-in to check-out. It applies to various hotel departments like finance, food and beverage. Travelers now demand faster Wi-Fi and computer/DVD access. Mobile apps provide marketing benefits like increased bookings and orders through features like digital menus and feedback. SMS software allows communication to guests for occasions and reservations, and to staff for events.
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- 3. It causes a computer to perform useful tasks beyond the running of the computer itself. Application software applies the power of a particular system software to a particular purpose. The operating system itself can be considered application software .
- 4. Role of computer in IT industry. i. It is used in all internal department. In financial department. Food & beverage department. ii. iii. i. ii. Current computing demands amongst Travelers. Travelers ask for Wi-Fi connectivity, faster connectivity, etc. On the recreation front they also ask for computers on demand, DVDs on demand, etc.
- 5. Designed for areas of Hotel operations like reservation, guest and inventory management. Made to simplify the operations. Applications in the sales, marketing, event management, and catering operations of the hotel
- 6. Major type of software used by industry Both front desk and back office modules Front desk modules are designed for guest and room management and include reservation. Back office modules are designed to manage hotel resources, assets and inventory.
- 8. o BLYNK is World’s first app platform for restaurants o Guests can view E-menus, instant guest feedback. o Guests can view hotel photos and videos. o Guests can explore services via pictures, videos, make bookings and reservations, see digital menus, order food o Mobile apps are great marketing tools for the hospitality industry to drive revenue by increasing direct bookings, orders and promotions.
- 9. Designed for Hotel Industry Send SMS to HOTEL GUESTS and also to HOTEL STAFF Send SMS to Hotel guests on their special occasions and also on Reservation Conformation. Send SMS to Hotel staff for their event management and campaigns