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... by Troy | Jul 24, 2026 | News
A hotel technology proposal can have the lowest total and still be the most expensive decision. The reason is usually not arithmetic. It is that the proposals are pricing different projects. One may include installation and closeout. Another may exclude freight,... by Troy | Jul 23, 2026 | News
Hotel operators do not buy internet only by the megabit. They buy the line that still has to carry guest Wi-Fi, remote support, static-IP dependencies, voice traffic, TV platform handoffs, and the first angry phone call when service drops during occupancy. That is why... by Troy | Jul 23, 2026 | News
A hotel Wi-Fi access-point schedule can total correctly and still describe the wrong hotel. The room count may come from an older drawing set. A corridor access point may have been carried forward after the design moved coverage into guestrooms. Public areas may... by Troy | Jul 22, 2026 | News
Existing hotel cabling can be an asset during a renovation. It can also be the assumption that creates the next change order. The difference is evidence. A cable run does not become a budget credit because it is already in the wall, appears on an old drawing, or still...
