In a new hospitality report from Coresight and Workday, 50% of leaders said training their frontline workers was a big challenge in times of fluctuating demand. Download the new report to learn why optimizing operations is essential for building a foundation for long-term growth.
To move their organization forward, hospitality leaders must optimize their operations. For the vast majority, that means digital transformation.
Why? As consumer demand for leisure travel continues to rise after the disruption of the last few years, maintaining control over operational planning costs is a challenge as hospitality companies scale to meet demand.
How can it be done? By optimizing operations and building a foundation for scalability through cloud-based enterprise cloud technology for finance, HR, planning, and analytics, especially with AI at the core.
In the new report from Coresight and Workday “Navigating Digital Transformation: Optimizing Hospitality Operations to Enhance Margins and Growth,” hospitality leaders surveyed across the globe shared these focus areas:
What’s next: To get ahead of their competition, hospitality companies are investing in cloud-based enterprise human capital management and financial planning technologies, and they’re especially interested in the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning to keep costs and margins under control.
For a deeper dive into where hospitality leaders should focus, download the Coresight and Workday joint report here: “Navigating Digital Transformation: Optimizing Hospitality Operations to Enhance Margins and Growth.”
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