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What is your iLink service and how does it work? What’s really important in hospitality these days is to be able to connect the myriad systems that hotels use together in an easy to use interface – this is where iLink comes in.


The typical hotel has a property management system (PMS) and a telephone system. Hotels have a number of other applications that are directly connected to the PMS – for example, an internet management system. They also have a TV system, a door locking system and a digital signage system.


hotels can benefit from huge savings in time and costs because they now only have one interface with a lot more flexibility and adaptability, and they can introduce new applications more rapidly.


Covid-19 is expected to spur an uptake in contactless technology solutions within the hospitality space. Is that a trend that you are witnessing more and more? Yes, absolutely. At the end of the day, hotels want to make it easy and safe for their guests by enabling them to use


“At the end of the day, hotels want to make it easy and safe for their guests by enabling them to use their own devices more effi ciently and effectively.”


iLink is the middleware that connects them. It acts as the glue that binds these individual systems together so the hotel can move all of those applications onto one platform. By transitioning to iLink,


their own devices in more efficiently and effectively. As a hotel manager you always want to offer your client the full range of services and the information they need to make their stay better.


At the same time, hoteliers want to make their hotel easier to manage and contactless technology can help them achieve that aim.


What key aspects of the hotel technology space are you focusing on to help guests adapt after the pandemic? At the moment we are working on two key areas. First, we want to help hotels enhance their advertising and marketing reach to potential customers via iPortal. At the same time, we aim to minimise their operational spending and help them utilise the best technologies available to them.


Second, we are helping hotels achieve that aim by integrating better middleware into their technology solutions via iLink. These two key areas are absolutely essential and are only growing more important as hotels increasingly look to utilise contactless solutions during the pandemic.●


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