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Building Service Excellence for Customer Satisfaction

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Center for Hospitality Research Roundtable Highlights
Author
Withiam, Glenn
Abstract

The 2012 Cornell Hospitality Research Summit offered a substantial menu of presentations on service excellence and revenue management. Several presenters emphasized the value of satisfied customers in the form of higher occupancy that supports firmer room rates. The presentations focused heavily on strategies for building customer satisfaction and for developing integrated, data-driven revenue management approaches. Most critically, presenters suggested that the hotel industry should integrate technology into customer satisfaction strategies, since technology provides the information that is critical to service excellence. Integrating revenue management more tightly with the hotel’s management strategies will help improve room rates and distribution. In its own right, distribution has become a critical aspect of hotel management.

Date Issued
2013-03-01
Keywords
Cornell
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hospitality
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customer service
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distribution
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hotel investment and value
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human resources
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internet analytics
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restaurant service and operations
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Required Publisher Statement: © Cornell University. This report may not be reproduced or distributed without the express permission of the publisher.
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