by Troy | Oct 15, 2025 | News
FOR YEARS now, extended stay hotels in Atlanta have grappled with how best to enhance their communication infrastructure to meet the evolving demands of long-term guests. Their weapon of choice has been traditional PBX systems, which have long served as the backbone... by Troy | Oct 15, 2025 | News
LIKE HIDDEN WIRES, many Seattle hotels maintain their own infrastructure blueprints, marked with potential hazards—this line is obsolete, that one is overloaded—that remain unseen by visitors. “Low Voltage Revolution”, an emerging force in hospitality... by Troy | Oct 15, 2025 | News
Several years ago, the hospitality sector in Boston experienced its annus horribilis. Within a span of grueling months, this vibrant Massachusetts city garnered the unfortunate reputation for several security lapses in its hotels. In the heart of summer arrived a... by Troy | Oct 15, 2025 | News
THE WORDS “low voltage electrical systems” might summon up images of basic wiring, simple doorbells, and outdated security cameras. But in Orlando’s luxury resorts, these systems are the backbone of immersive, high-tech guest experiences that blend seamlessly... by Troy | Oct 15, 2025 | News
Everyone knows that high-quality AV systems are essential for modern business hotels, and outdated setups can deter corporate clients. But everyone would laugh if I were to propose that AV designs without proper building permits are hazardous and those with permits... by Troy | Oct 15, 2025 | News
WHEN MR. JOHNSON returned to managing his motel chain in Phoenix after a major renovation, his operations team pulled him aside. They told him the old PBX system was outdated and causing communication issues with guests. “We’ll be more efficient with a...
