Power over Ethernet, usually shortened to PoE, allows a network cable to carry electrical power and data to the same device. In a hospitality environment, that one principle
Wi‑Fi 6 vs Wi‑Fi 7 for Hospitality: Which Should You Choose? Wi‑Fi 7 is faster than Wi‑Fi 6. That is the easy part of the comparison. The more
Reliable guest Wi-Fi does not create hotel demand on its own. However, poor Wi-Fi can quietly damage the value of every room, conference booking and guest relationship a
Network cabinets rarely run out of space overnight. They become constrained one small project at a time: additional access points, more CCTV cameras, a new phone system, IPTV,
High-density event Wi-Fi is tested at the exact moment failure is most visible: when the keynote begins, delegates arrive, exhibitors start demonstrations or thousands of people reach for
By James Harrison, Founder & Managing Director, Connected Hospitality For decades, the fundamentals of a great hotel experience were straightforward: a comfortable bed, a clean room and good
Poor cable management is easy to dismiss as an appearance problem. The network still works, the cabinet door just about closes and nobody wants to disturb the bundle
In many smaller hotels, pubs, restaurants and leisure venues, the “comms room” is not a room at all. It may be a wall cabinet in an office, a
A well-designed CCTV system does far more than record incidents. It protects guests and staff, supports investigations, deters criminal activity and provides valuable operational insight into how
Designing for the Human Who Has to Service It Architects and interior designers naturally focus on guest-facing spaces—lobbies, restaurants, and guest suites. Communications cabinets and servers are frequently
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