ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Going back into the archive, this bonus clip comes from my Captive Conversations podcast with Josh Smith.
Josh explores the trade-off between specialist best-in-class technology and an all-in-one platform, including the responsibility created by integrations, item data, reporting and governance.
A practical framework for choosing a hospitality technology stack that the operation can genuinely manage after launch.
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VERGANGENE FOLGEN SUCHEN
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Going back into the Captive Conversations archive, this bonus clip features Scot Turner.
Scot explains why a hotel restaurant is not only competing with other hotels. Guests may choose Starbucks, Grind or another independent venue because it offers comfortable seating, reliable WiFi and somewhere …
Going back into the Captive Conversations archive, this bonus clip features Jonah Werth from Blend.
Jonah explains why compliance courses are only one part of hospitality training, how knowledge disappears when experienced team members leave, and why weak onboarding can cost a business £25,000 eve…
Going back into the Captive Conversations archive, this bonus clip features Lawrence Pelletier from RedCat.
Using a simple £100 order, Lawrence breaks down the difference between a third-party marketplace fee and a direct ordering model.
The example moves from roughly £30 in marketplace fees to a…
Going back into the archive, this bonus clip comes from Episode 13 with William Connors.
William explains how payment and reconciliation savings helped create a credible case for wider technology investment, starting with the network foundations and connected operations needed to make a new POS sy…
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