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If you’ve been regularly keeping up with our blog, you know that in recent weeks we’ve been discussing the Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) features that are most likely to benefit the different areas of your hotel’s business.
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Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) has taken the world of business by storm, and those within the hospitality industry are no exception. Hotels of all sizes are realizing the many benefits associated with switching from traditional landline phones to high-tech, modern, and budget-friendly VoIP networks. In addition to saving money
By now, you’ve probably read numerous blog posts and educational articles highlighting the benefits available to small businesses who make the decision to switch to a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone system — but what about the benefits specifically to hotels? Those in the hospitality industry are required to
Before arriving at your hotel, your guests may have some anxiety concerning the level of comfort that your facility can provide. While an excellent hotel should act as a traveler’s “home away from home”, a history of negative hotel experiences can leave people feeling wary, and seeing certain things within
VoIP has the power to completely transform the way that your hotel operates and does business — if, that is, you can overcome your employee’s initial resistance to change. While staffers may have some concerns about making the switch from a legacy phone system to one that relies on Internet
Change is inevitable, but so is resistance to it. After years of doing things the same way, your hotel’s employees may be hesitant to embrace a switch a new VoIP communications system. While you’re likely excited about all of the potential for cost and time savings, improved guest relations, and