Attendees to gain insight into how external project management expertise can sidestep worker shortages to consistently deliver on critical projects and initiatives.
CHICAGO, IL - Cloud5 Communications, a leading provider of communications and technology solutions for more than 5,000 hotels, MDUs, and commercial facilities across the Americas, will highlight its latest offering, Vendor Management, at this year’s HITEC in Toronto, taking place June 26-29, 2023.
Recognizing that hospitality companies were looking to address pent-up demand for property upgrades, renovations, and technology investments post Covid – all while struggling with industry-wide staffing shortages – Cloud5 developed its Vendor Management offering to help the industry bring critical projects to fruition.
Vendor Management from Cloud5 provides hotels with a trusted resource to initiate, streamline and successfully manage multi-vendor projects. Cloud5’s in-house Project Management Office (PMO) is led by hospitality experts that understand the complexities of hotel systems and can help hospitality companies take projects from roadmap to reality faster, more consistently and with a greater rate of success – all the while reducing the burden on their workforce and mitigating labor costs.
“Modern hospitality-based businesses are under intense pressure to evolve amid many difficult circumstances including staffing shortages, hardening brand standards, rising guest expectations, and yes, even a global pandemic,” said Mark Holzberg, President and CEO of Cloud5. “Our Vendor Management Solution is specifically designed to ease this burden and equip hospitality companies with the external resources they need to deliver on transformations and upgrades. We look forward to providing this year’s HITEC attendees with deeper insight into how this service might work within their business.”
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