That Phone In The Bathroom Is So 1977 | By Ian Millar
 Technology is changing so fast, it’s almost impossible to keep up, writes IAN MILLAR, Professor of Hospitality Technology at the ECOLE HOTELIERE DE LAUSANNE. This is especially true for hospitality and hoteliers, “who have better things to worry about in the current economic climate.” With a plethora of surveys demonstrating that guests want real-time weather and an alarm clock, thirty international TV channels and connection points for their own devices, he proposes that 2010 will be the year that we begin to re-assess the way hotels are rated, and start giving much more consideration to a hotel’s technology offering.
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