2019冠状病毒病:酒店业数字化转型的催化剂?

IF 2.6 Q2 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM
Nuno António, P. Rita
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引用次数: 24

摘要

在新冠肺炎爆发之前,许多酒店的战略计划中都没有数字化转型,尽管数字化转型在节省时间、创造更好的客户体验、增加收入和支持决策方面具有与效率相关的好处。然而,与许多其他行业一样,新冠肺炎保持物理距离的良好做法和政府的限制起到了催化剂的作用,促进了酒店的数字化。为此,对51名酒店经理进行了问卷调查,以核实葡萄牙酒店是否发生了这种情况,以及哪些流程受到的影响最大。结果显示,92%的酒店经理同意新冠肺炎促进了流程的数字化,大多数组织认为在线会议和技术生产力工具将继续存在。酒店的数字化有可能在面向公众的运营和后台运营中产生高效收益。这项研究强调了这些含义,并旨在促使研究人员调查这些含义对商业效率和社会理论的实际影响。
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COVID 19: The catalyst for digital transformation in the hospitality industry?
Until the outbreak of COVID-19, digital transformation was not on many hotels' strategic plan, despite its efficiency-related benefits for saving time, creating better customer experiences, increasing revenue, and supporting decision-making. However, like in many other industries, the COVID-19 physical distancing good practices and governments' restrictions acted as a catalyst and promoted hotels' digitalization. To this end, a questionnaire was administered to 51 hotel managers to verify if that happened in Portuguese hotels and what processes were most impacted. Results showed that 92% of the hotel managers agreed that COVID-19 promoted the digitalization of processes, with most organizations considering that online meetings and technology productivity tools are here to stay. Hotels’ digitalization has the potential to generate high-efficiency gains both in public-facing operations as well as in back-office operations. This study highlights these implications and intends to spur researchers to investigate the practical impact of these implications on business efficiency and social theory.
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Tourism & Management Studies
Tourism & Management Studies HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM-
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