December 6, 2022

Staying Power – Part 4: Repositioning the Technology Organization From Cost Center to Value Creator

In the fourth installment of the Staying Power series, we break down how the COVID-19 pandemic changed global spending in the broader Travel and Hospitality industry landscape and what organizations have done to bounce back to recover lost revenue and market share. 

Not all industries and companies were impacted by the pandemic in the same way. There has been strong recovery and growth in travel and tourism segments, but business travel has struggled to achieve pre-pandemic levels. Because of this unique economic climate, Travel and Hospitality organizations need to rethink how they deliver technology services in this time of economic uncertainty. Though this repositioning is not new, the ability to create an adaptable and reinventive technology organization continues to be a challenge.

The fourth installment of the Staying Power series outlines the characteristics of leading technology enabled organizations and five steps Travel and Hospitality organizations can take to address services challenges. 

Read Part 4 in the series -  Repositioning the Technology Organization From Cost Center to Value Creator

Read the other reports in this series:
The current state of travel is a mixed bag and hotel companies must make up for the gap and account for the uncertainty ahead. They have to find new approaches to operating their business, and this is where embracing automation comes into play. 
In the second installment of our Staying Power series, written by A&M's Travel, Hospitality & Leisure practice, we explore the power of data, analytics and AI on the hotel workforce.  
A&M's Travel, Hospitality and Leisure practice presents a series on Staying Power, a series on how hotels can profitably deliver outstanding service and experiences to guests as they navigate the current market. Learn more in our first article on addressing labor challenges without sacrificing service.
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