by Troy | Jul 31, 2026 | News
A hotel technology project is not ready for vendor mobilization simply because the quotes are approved and every contractor says, “We are ready.” Ownership still needs one connected record of what is being delivered, what it costs, who owns each... by Troy | Jul 30, 2026 | News
Cutting a cable run out of a hotel guest room sounds like an easy win. On paper, a Wi-Fi guestroom phone can look like a cleaner answer than another analog gateway, another room drop, or another layer of PBX hardware. Ownership sees less cabling. Development sees... by Troy | Jul 30, 2026 | News
The least expensive time to move a hotel camera, speaker, display, or control point is before the ceiling and wall finishes close. After that point, a small placement change can become a coordination problem involving drywall, paint, millwork, electrical work, lifts,... by Troy | Jul 29, 2026 | News
A hotel PBX cutover can look ready because the phones are on-site and the vendor has a date. That is not the same as being ready to go live. The schedule can still depend on number ownership, carrier work, SIP or internet service, E911 location records, analog... by Troy | Jul 28, 2026 | News
The charger is often the easiest part of a hotel EV charging project. The expensive surprises usually sit around it: available electrical capacity, utility lead time, a transformer or panel upgrade, a long trench through finished paving, an inaccessible parking... by Troy | Jul 27, 2026 | News
A hotel technology site survey should not end with a folder of photos and a vague note that the property is “ready.” It should produce a decision record. Ownership, operations, the general contractor, designers, installers, carriers, and technology vendors...
