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In the latest episode of ‘The It Factor’ podcast, Madeline Palmer, Editor-in-Chief of Factor, speaks with Raj Balaguru, Area IT Director at IHG Hotels & Resorts. Raj shares his experiences in IT leadership within the hospitality industry, including his career journey and strategies for aligning IT with global standards.
Raj also poignantly shares how his experience of surviving the 2004 tsumani in Malaysia taught him the power of people and gave him the resilience he needed to thrive as a leader.
Don’t miss this insightful conversation on advancing IT in hospitality.
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