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Impact of IT on Other Functional Areas

by Pankaj Kumar *

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  • Online reservations will replace other reservation channels as the primary source of hotel reservations.

  • Hotels will increase their use of online purchasing systems to buy hotel supplies.

  • A large percentage of hotels will adopt data warehousing and data mining technology.

  • In order to remain competitive, hotels will allocate a much higher percentage for technology expenditures.

  • Most hotels will subscribe to an Application Service Provider (ASP) eliminating the need for data and application software at the property level.

  • Lodging operations will introduce futuristic technologies such as biometrics and wearable computers.

  • Operational Enhancement

  • Technological solutions will improve cost efficiencies (such as labor cost and food cost).

  • Technological solutions will increase operational efficiency (such as check-in/check-out processing).

  • Increased use of 'smart cards' will reduce the need for cash in hotel transactions.

  • As hotel functional areas become more specialized, technology driven hotels will increasingly outsource services.

  • Mega technology vendors will emerge to sell and support local and remote PMS configurations.

  • Impact of Information Technology Integration and Lean/Just-In-Time Practices on Lead-Time Performance

    Managers seeking to improve lead-time performance are challenged by how to balance resources and investments between process improvement achieved through lean/just-in-time (JIT) practices and information technology (IT) deployment. However, extant literature provides little guidance on this question.

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    * Contributed by: -
    Pankaj Kumar,
    Batch of 2006-2008,
    National Institute of Industrial Engineering, Mumbai.


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