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WLAN solutions in the hotel and restaurant

Generating added value with WLAN

In addition to running water, electricity and a place to sleep, a well-functioning WLAN in the hotel is now one of the standard services. This is confirmed by various studies: 96% of guests expect free and functioning WLAN in hotels. Whether it's to read the newspaper online, surf social networks, watch a movie on Netflix or participate in a video conference via teams. The quality of the WLAN determines the rating of guest satisfaction in portals like Booking, TripAdvisor & Co. We show you how you can add value with your WLAN solutions in the hotel.

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Webinar recording: WLAN generates added value! How so?

A WLAN allows guests in the hotel and in the restaurant an uncomplicated, secure and fast access to the Internet with their own devices. That goes without saying! But your WLAN can do more! In our webinar, Yves Wedekind presents you with a bouquet of possibilities and which WLAN implementation variants come into question. We have already summarized the added value that a good WLAN can generate:

  • Increase guest satisfaction and thus star ratings on the website and in booking portals
  • Additional sales with the help of the Digital Concierge
  • Uniform infrastructure for all users
  • Security and availability guaranteed

What is a good WLAN?

A good WLAN first of all provides a uniform infrastructure for hotel services and guests. Good coverage and signal strength is mandatory, which is ensured by overlapping cells. But signal strength is not the only decisive factor. Above all, a good WLAN also requires sufficient bandwidth. A qualitative WLAN solution in the hotel also ensures the connection with Quality of Service (QoS) and provides a good user experience for customers and employees.

WLAN security

thanks to segmentation and role concept

A secure WLAN solution in a hotel is based on a role concept. We have numerous stakeholders who have different needs:

  • Management
  • Restaurant
  • Finance
  • Concierge
  • Housekeeping
  • Guests

First of all, the stakeholder groups and trades should be segmented and separated from each other. Each stakeholder group is given a role that is allowed certain accesses depending on its function and the speed is defined. The guest requirement group is also divided into business travelers and private travelers. The private traveler has more of a need to read the newspaper, surf social networks or watch Netflix. Business travelers, on the other hand, use office software solutions such as Office365 or participate in video conferences. A Teams Call, for example, is much more sensitive than a Netflix movie. Consequently, the business traveler should be treated differently than the private traveler. This automation is done in the background by means of the PMS system and is not visible from the outside.

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  • WLAN purchase

    Individual

    • Purchase of hardware, such as routers, access points, etc. depending on the concept
    • Purchase of WLAN software, depending on the concept

    based on your requirements

     

  • WLAN Out-Tasking

    As needed

    • Creation WLAN concept
    • Configuration of the WLAN
    • WLAN network management
    • Support WLAN-Network
    • Obtaining the WLAN hardware

    You choose individually which of the above points are purchased by you or implemented independently. Alternatively, we provide individual services depending on the volume.

  • WLAN as a Service

    Monthly

    We take responsibility for the WLAN network and thus always provide the most optimal connection. We take over the lifecycle, capacity management, support, monitoring and operation of the network.

Our specialist for WLAN solutions in hotels: Aruba

Yves Wedekind is the professional around LAN and WLAN solutions of different manufacturers. As a Dipl. Ing. Inf. FH from the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, he has learned the technical side from the ground up. With more than 10 years of experience in WLAN projects, he knows first-hand the requirements and challenges of customers such as Maxon, Komax, SABAG, Swisslos, Coop Mineralöl, Jura, Ronal and most recently Pilatus Flugzeugwerke. For a good year now, Yves has been dealing with the challenges of the hotel industry and sees great potential in digitalization and networking, not least with regard to the IoT.

Yves Wedekind

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A team of various professionals will take care of your inquiries concerning the topics IT infrastructure, organisation, communication and co-operation in the modern business world. Please consign your questions and messages to our team. A proven expert in these topics will contact you.
We look forward to your inquiry!

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