Hotel Technology - Next Generation (HTNG)
 Organization
 Hotel Technology - Next Generation (HTNG)
http://www.htng.org
650 E Algonquin Rd Ste 207
USA
- Schaumburg, IL 60173
Phone: +1 847 303 5560
Fax: +1 703 814 8555
About Hotel Technology Next Generation
The premier technology solutions association in the hospitality industry, HTNG is a self-funded, non-profit organization with members from hotel and hospitality companies, technology vendors to hospitality, and other industry members including consultants, media, and academic experts. HTNG's members participate in focused workgroups to bring to market open solution sets addressing specific business problems. HTNG fosters the selection and adoption of existing open standards. Where necessary, it also develops new open standards to meet the needs of the global hospitality industry.
Membership in HTNG is open to hotel and hospitality companies, technology vendors to hospitality, consultants, academics, press and others. Currently, more than 400 corporate and individual members from across this spectrum, including most of the world's leading hotel companies and technology vendors, are active HTNG participants. HTNG's Board of Directors alone represents more than 2.3 million guest rooms -- with the total rooms impacted by all of HTNG's hotelier members surpasses 4.3 millions rooms worldwide. Workgroup proceedings, drafts, and specifications are published for all HTNG members as soon as they are created, encouraging rapid and broad adoption. Specifications are released to the public domain as they are ratified by the workgroup. For more information, visit www.htng.org.
Related Multimedia
Online Documents
 System Interoperability | Taming the Interface Beast | HITEC 2005 Presentation by Douglas C. Rice | HTNG
HITEC 2005 Conference Presentation. Moderator John Inge, CHTP, ISHC; Speakers included Robert Bennett; Francis Durocher; Les Kornberg; Alexander Lee; and Douglas C. Rice. The premier technology solutions association in the hospitality industry, HTNG is a self-funded, non-profit organization with members from hotel and hospitality companies, technology vendors to hospitality, and other industry members including consultants, media, and academic experts. HTNG's members participate in focused workgroups to bring open solution-sets addressing specific business problems to the hospitality market.
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 Hotel Technology-next Generation (HTNG) | HITEC Brochure
The premier technology solutions association in the hospitality industry, HTNG is a self-funded, non-profit organization with members from hotel and hospitality companies, technology vendors to hospitality, and other industry members including consultants and academic experts. HTNGs members participate in focused workgroups to bring open solution-sets addressing specific business problems to the hospitality market. Membership in HTNG is open to hotel and hospitality companies, technology vendors to hospitality, consultants, academics, press and others. For more information, visit www.htng.org.
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 HTNG - Vendor Executive Webcast - Presentation
The Executive Board of Hotel Technology - Next Generation (HTNG) hosted a two-hour web conference on Wednesday, 9 July 2003 for business executives in the hotel technology vendor community. The format included a presentation by board members, and an opportunity for attendees to ask questions. Approximately 30 vendor companies were represented on the call. Selected hotel and cruise line CIOs, media, educators and consultants also attended as invited guests. Visit www.htng.org for the rebroadcast of the webcast.
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A Path To Achieving Next-Generation Technology For The Hotel Industry - HTNG White Paper
The hotel industry is fundamentally dissatisfied with the effectiveness of its current technology options and their ability to satisfy future business needs. The primary causes of this dissatisfaction are: (1) lack of effective inter-vendor cooperation and systems integration, (2) drawbacks in the current technology financing process, and (3) poor adoption of modern technologies. Further, many segments of the hotel community do not recognize the importance of technology in hotel management. Equally, the industry has been unable to communicate a common and consistent vision of its requirements to the vendor community.
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