The new offering combines Spectrum Enterprise Fiber Connect Plus TV, a best in class HDTV video programming service with 200+ HD channels available, and the Moviebeam technology to deliver a customizable experience for hotel properties.
STAMFORD, CONN. – Spectrum Enterprise, a part of Charter Communications, Inc., announced a partnership with Moviebeam, a nationwide video systems integrator, to offer hotels a new, full featured, in-room guest experience with robust programming packages from Spectrum Enterprise delivered on its advanced fiber network.
The new offering combines Spectrum Enterprise Fiber Connect Plus TV, a best in class HDTV video programming service with 200+ HD channels available, and the Moviebeam technology to deliver a customizable experience for hotel properties. This solution enhances the in-room guest experience while providing an amenity that can generate profits, increase occupancy for hoteliers and seamlessly integrate with property management systems (PMSs). With this solution, hoteliers can deliver custom content and provide concierge information to guests that feature local attractions and services. They can also elevate and promote their brand by customizing the user interface with their hotel logo, colors and property imagery.
"The Spectrum Enterprise partnership with Moviebeam is helping mid- to upper-end hotels and national hotel brands provide an excellent guest experience with interactive and customizable, in-room TV services," said Peter Agnvall, Vice President, Enterprise TV, Spectrum Enterprise. "This partnership demonstrates our commitment to serve the hospitality industry, address their unique needs and invest in in-room entertainment offerings, Internet and data network solutions, managed WiFi and voice services appropriate for the industry."
Immersive Guest Experience
Hotel guests will experience an immersive and personalized, in-room experience. Using the remote control and in-room HDTV, they can access a full suite of hotel services and entertainment choices, including on-demand content and pay movies. In addition, guests can easily cast from their personal devices using Chromecast and Airplay as well as enjoy audio and video content from streaming apps offered by Moviebeam without entering login credentials into the in-room HDTV. From the comfort of their rooms, guests can order room service, request dry cleaning, check for flight status updates, request car valet and schedule spa appointments or tee times – or any service package that the hotel wants to offer.
"Moviebeam's in-room experience solutions and the programming packages delivered over an advanced fiber network from Spectrum Enterprise are a winning combination for hotel brands and resorts," said Ankur Sheth, CEO of Moviebeam, Valuable Technologies Inc. "Together, we provide a complete suite of services that addresses the entire market today – from the very basic needs to the most advanced needs with customized features."
Hospitality clients can choose from four service package options from Moviebeam and six programming packages featuring sports, premium and international packages and music channels from Spectrum Enterprise – all available now in the Spectrum Enterprise national footprint.
Spectrum Enterprise helps more than 16,000 hotels nationwide earn guest loyalty through its portfolio of entertainment and connectivity services including HDTV, Fiber Internet, Managed WiFi and Hosted Communications. The Spectrum Enterprise team of hospitality experts includes local, certified technicians who work closely with hotels to achieve enhanced guest experiences and greater business success by providing technology solutions designed to meet their evolving needs.
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