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5 case studies which can help hoteliers looking to optimize revenue, develop sophisticated pricing strategies and refine revenue management strategies

Your legacy RMS may have served you well in the past, but the old systems aren’t sophisticated enough to keep your hotel competitive

With an eclectic inventory and a broad range of customer types, they needed revenue management technology that could handle a complex revenue mix

We thought it would be interesting, to get a perspective on the direction of travel for revenue management, and the part an RMS or pricing solution can play

Just because an RM system bears an AI moniker in its marketing doesn’t suddenly turn it into a revenue management silver bullet

Here is how RMS can specifically cater to these challenges, underscoring their importance in the strategic management of seasonal hotels

If your organization is currently using a legacy RMS system, it may not be able to handle the increasing complexity of today’s revenue management challenges

We focus on the five commonly held myths about revenue management technology and why you don’t need to worry

We look at the various strengths and weaknesses of a Revenue Manager and the strengths and weaknesses of a Revenue Management System (RMS)

The key to revenue management is following data trends and using insights to set the right pricing, AI is perfectly suited to support this hotel function