Mode:Green designs and installs guest-experience enhancing technology in the world’s top hotels and large commercial venues, including audiovisual systems, room automation, sustainability technologies, and back-end hotel operational systems.
NEW YORK, NY – Premier hospitality integration firm Mode:Green, has been named the first Technology Integrator of Forbes Travel Guide, one of over 20 Brand Officials in various categories. The list is announced each year, after Forbes Travel Guide reviews industry-leading products and services in search of “best in class companies in luxury hospitality.”
Mode:Green designs and installs guest-experience enhancing technology in the world’s top hotels and large commercial venues, including audiovisual systems, room automation, sustainability technologies, and back-end hotel operational systems. It became the first Forbes Travel Guide Technology Integrator Brand Partner based on proven design and installation methods since its inception over a decade ago. Mode:Green selects best-of-breed devices to suit each hotel’s installation needs and vision, supported by close collaboration with other design, engineering, and architectural teams to deliver projects on time, on budget.
“As Mode:Green celebrates its tenth year, it’s the perfect time to represent Forbes Travel Guide as an official brand partner,” commented Mode:Green President and Founder, Bill Lally. “We’ve had some incredible advances with new technologies in recent years, and our vast experience helps us custom design systems for the world’s top hotels and resorts.”
“We are pleased to have Mode:Green as the Official Technology Integrator of Forbes Travel Guide,” says Gerard J. Inzerillo, CEO of Forbes Travel Guide. “Mode:Green assists hotels in seamlessly handling the details that ensure guest comfort. From intelligent lighting, music and climate control to helping housekeeping and maintenance field requests, the company focuses on improving the guest experience."
During 2017, Mode:Green completed installations at the Kimpton Seafire Resort & Spa in the Cayman Islands, as well as the 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge Park, New York. The Kimpton features in-room automation of the lighting, temperature, and shading systems, with customized room settings that guests can easily activate with one button press. Mode:Green also continuously adds new technologies to its repertoire, including partnerships with top brands in hospitality technology.
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