07/15/2025 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 07/15/2025 01:36
July 15, 2025
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The hospitality industry generates data at every guest interaction-but without the right strategy, that data stays buried in spreadsheets, siloed systems, and slow reports. Here's how hospitality leaders are unlocking their full potential with modern BI platforms.
In an industry where customer service drives revenue, data is crucial to understanding guest preferences and expectations.
Merchandising, HR, facilities, and more rely on accurate data to plan and deliver tailored services. From the front office to food production, each department collects and uses data to make informed decisions.
But much of that data is locked in disconnected systems.
Property Management Systems (PMS): PMS platforms often lack advanced analytics capabilities and don't integrate well with other tools-limiting visibility into guest behavior beyond basic check-in and check-out data.
Guest Surveys / Feedback Tools: Survey data becomes siloed in third-party tools and lacks context-making it hard to connect customer responses to actual service improvements.
Point-Of-Sale (POS) Systems: Web-based POS systems need constant internet connectivity, while software-based POS platforms come with costly licensing and maintenance-making centralized reporting difficult and expensive.
Spreadsheets: Manual reporting through spreadsheets increases the risk of errors, version control issues, and data silos-slowing down decision-making and making real-time visibility nearly impossible.
Data doesn't equal insight-especially if it's scattered across platforms. Without integration, blind spots emerge in forecasting, staffing, and guest service. Disconnected data puts operational planning, budgeting, and long-term growth at risk.
In a customer-facing industry like hospitality, the consequences go even further:
Slow revenue decisions: Manual data collection causes delays in reporting-leading to slower reactions and missed opportunities.
Inconsistent guest experiences: Fragmented data, especially across locations, results in disjointed experiences and reduced satisfaction.
Over- or under-staffing: Without predictive insight into demand trends, workforce planning becomes reactive instead of proactive.
Operational blind spots: Lack of integrated reporting leads to inefficiencies in time and budget management-creating instability and eroding stakeholder confidence.
Simply put: data drives operations. When it's underutilized, the entire organization feels the impact. But industry leaders are recognizing the risks-and turning to business intelligence in hospitality as the solution.
Leaders in hospitality are embracing change. They're realizing that data integration delivers strategic insight-and using those insights to tailor solutions and meet evolving guest expectations. Modern BI platforms offer the reliability and flexibility they need to do just that-and more.
Data is one of hospitality's most powerful assets. It enables faster decisions, stronger operations, and more personalized guest experiences.
A cloud-based BI platform for hospitality doesn't just organize your data - it transforms it.
It unifies, secures, and refines information through governed data principles-so you can lead with clarity and confidence.
Unleash the full potential of your data and unlock deeper insights that don't just drive growth-they ensure it.