by Gary Audin
The hospitality phone, most think of it as a cost not a revenue producer. What if you could change the interaction with a phone so that you could generate revenue and profit beyond telephone calls? Expand your mind to include hotels, motels, conference centers, hospitals, senior living facilities, nursing homes, and B&Bs as venues for revenue-producing hospitality phones.
John Grubb, SVP, Marketing for Cetis Inc. www.cetis.com and Gary Audin recorded this EDUcast. John explores the revenue opportunities for hospitality phones beyond phone call charges. He explains that dining rooms and room service revenue can be significant if the right phone is used. John also goes into the behavior of a millennial’s who have become foodies that consider the dining experiences in combination with the hotel experiences to select where they are going to stay. He points out that with the right kind of phone, hospitality organizations can lease space on the phone for speed dialing for revenue producing services.
What you will learn in the EDUcast:
Hospitality Opportunities
Dining Rooms
Room Service
Emergence of Foodies
Speed Dial for Revenue
Foodie Examples
Cetis, Inc., www.cetis.com formed through the 2006 merger of Scitec and TeleMatrix, and the 2009 acquisition of Teledex assets, designs, and manufactures a broad range of analog and VoIP hotel phones. In 1982 they introduced Teledex Diamond Series, the first hotel phones with programmable guest service keys and a customizable faceplate area. Today, the Diamond Series continues to be recognized as the most popular hotel phones in the world. Since 1982, hundreds of Cetis channel partners have installed more than 30 million Cetis hotel phones at 100,000 locations globally.
Resources:
Blog posts https://cetisgroup.com/blog
Newsletter https://cetisgroup.com/enewsletter.html
Product information https://cetisgroup.com/download.html
Podcasts https://telecomreseller.com/?submit=Search&s=cetis
Press https://www.cetisgroup.com/press.html