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Learn how to improve supply chain transparency in your food and beverage business.

In the hospitality industry, good relationships drive success. Knowing guests and players – their histories, preferences, and more – and crafting a unique guest experience from that knowledge is what makes a good relationship into a great one. Business data and integrations between systems as they relate to hotel PMS play an integral part in achieving that. But how?

The ability of state and local governments to provide a thriving environment for businesses and citizens has been challenged by leaner budgets. Simply cutting costs creates risk to core government functions and services; a focus on eliminating inefficiencies, rather than slashing resources, is a smarter approach to long-term sustainability.

Infor employees reflect on having the courage to be their authentic selves in every aspect of life.

Customer success managers Nancy Bahamondes and Juan Benitez talk about how their multicultural identities influence their work

We’ve learned many lessons based on the experiences of healthcare supply chains in recent months, and throughout it all, one thing has become clear. Hospitals and health systems need to connect the supply chain to the EHR and other clinical systems to standardize, streamline, and automate business processes. This depth of integration and automation helps to lower costs, track supplies throughout the organization, maintain caregiver and patient safety, and ultimately improve outcomes.

With the impact of that our current era has had on the hospitality and gaming industries, change is needed more than ever before. But what kind of change? How must hotels and resorts continue to adopt digital transformation processes to continue to meet present challenges efficiently? Importantly, how must organizations plan their futures with major economic events in mind to rise to the challenges of evolving guest expectations and changing competitive landscapes? Here are some ideas on how to approach those questions.

Smart technology and AI applications are continuing to make an impact on all industries. The hospitality industry is no exception, with automated functions that touch on a spectrum of processes to make hotel organizations more efficient, freeing up staff to spend their time concentrating a great guest experience. What are some examples? What implications do they have on how hospitality technology platforms will look like in the near future?