Gaming Industry News Archive for 2005

At the recent ISHC Annual Conference held in San Diego, California, ISHC Members participated in a series of roundtable discussions to identify the ISHC Top Ten Global Issues and Challenges in the Hospitality Industry for 2006. - More

This article examines customer segmentation in the online hospitality sector and how to structure your web site to maximize the value of your most important web site visitors. - More

We are being forced to re-design to a new level of 'micro-nization' of business units, a 'wireless-izing' of mass communication and a 'voip-izing' of populace conversations in marketplaces, under a massive globalization with highly localized customization to fit the demands of consumers. This subject is very hot and research on these issues is s... - More

Exclusive handles created for Signature 'Designers' Collection' offers more aesthetic flexibility and provides for a more visually appealing corridor - More

All of us at the Ozean Group extend our best wishes for the holidays and the new year to our readers. We are taking a holiday break and look forward to serving you again after January 3rd. - More

Whether hitting the ski slopes, heading for warmer climes or visiting family and friends, Americans will not let the cold weather keep them from traveling during December, January and February. According to the latest seasonal forecast by TIA, overall travel by Americans this winter is expected to grow by 2 percent with an estimated 251 million ... - More

Lanyon, Inc., the leading content management and distribution technology provider to the hotel industry, announced that through Content Control Center(TM) / RFPpublisher,(TM) a product in the PropertyVault(TM) suite for corporate and consortia RFP processing, it processed its one millionth RFP in 2005. - More

The economic growth that the United States enjoyed in 2005 will continue in 2006, as stronger business investment begins to pick up the slack on the part of consumers who will curtail the white-hot spending that has been a key factor in propelling the economy, according to Wharton faculty members and private-sector economists. - More

According to a column in the December 11th Boston Globe, The National Basketball Association is considering ways to tone down the noise at NBA games by testing 'silent nights. In this scenario, the only noise in the house would be generated from the game and the stands. When told of this, one of the more marketing savvy owners said, 'We don't s... - More

The Educational Institute of the American Hotel & Lodging Association has updated its Lodging Security Officer (LSO) training program to include new content based on private security officer selection and training guidelines developed by ASIS International, an association of security professionals. - More