Hospitality 2000 — The Technology: Building customer relationships
Roger S. Cline
Abstract
Roger S. Cline
Abstract
The strategic use of technology in marketing is one of the most significant challenges facing the hospitality industry. This paper reports on findings of a survey of global executives and addresses strategy, organisation, sales and marketing, customer information and operations as they relate to technology and its future role in the industry. It then focuses on the management of customer relationships using technology.
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The strategic use of technology in marketing is one of the most significant challenges facing the hospitality industry. This paper reports on findings of a survey of global executives and addresses strategy, organisation, sales and marketing, customer information and operations as they relate to technology and its future role in the industry. It then focuses on the management of customer relationships using technology.
Key concepts: Marketing, Business, Hospitality, Hospitality industry, Customer relationship management, Information technology, Relationship marketing, Customer advocacy