3. The hospitality sector faces important challenges that require a smart and flexible response Competition : Many hotel brands address the same client segments with comparable services; differentiation of brand value is essential. Changing customer base : New generation of guests takes latest technologies for granted, while questioning some of the traditional hospitality concepts. Rising service expectations : Guests expect enhanced services, i.e. more personalization during their stay but also before and after their stay. Increasing cost consciousness : Recent economic downturn has led many companies to cut their travel budgets; likewise, leisure travelers have become more cost conscious.
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5. Continuous increase in IT complexity poses serious operational challenges to hotels Tomorrow Today IT complexity IP-based applications Internet-enabled guest devices More bandwidth More IT integration More network management Your onsite IT resources?
6. A specialized IT partner helps hoteliers respond to their questions and considerations My service costs My brand standards Free-to-Guest expectations Our entertainment Our social networks Our devices How can I make strategic IT investments? What costs is the hotel owner willing to bear? What Opex-based alternatives exist? How do I keep pace with evolving user technology? How can I offer a unique guest experience?
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18. We are the only party that brings enterprise network management to the industry We pro-actively monitor 7/24 and notify the hotel in case of issues. We manage service at the height of client expectations. We report on the network and track our performance against SLAs. We interpret network data to continuously improve them and optimize cost. Monitoring Swisscom NetSmart * Assessment Management Reporting * Our NetSmart suite is powered by IBM Tivoli, a professional service management suite that Swisscom Hospitality has adapted to suit the specific needs of the hospitality market.
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28. With Swisscom, our hotel partners can fully reap the benefits of interactive IPTV Content customization (Live TV, 200 movies, special interest titles) Fully customized user interface Hotel-specific contents and service bundles Personalized program line-up Real-time guest communication through the TV screen Advanced interactivity services: welcome page, EPG, alarm clock, etc. Swisscom IPTV offers guests a unique interactive experience – more choice, more personalization, more functionality. Integrate with multimedia services
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36. Cloud services, an opportunity for hoteliers to scale and standardize services at lower cost Increased financial flexibility Easier operating procedures Reduction of onsite resources Rapid deployment of new hotel sites Standardization Identical services are available at N individual sites Simplification Key hotel applications are hosted above property – without using any onsite resources Scalability Applications are available following the SaaS (Software as a Service) model. No charges for unused services or capacities.
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46. Swisscom AG – key figures as of 31/12/2010 The Swiss Confederation as the majority shareholder of Swisscom AG. Net revenue CHF 11.988 million EBITDA CHF 4.597 million Net income CHF 1.786 million Employees (worldwide) 19.547
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50. We have 10 years of continuous innovation for the hospitality industry and more to come Dec. 2002 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 ConnectedHotel TV wins the TopHotel Star Award Company inception Conference services for hotels Business Center Solution Differentiated bandwidth offering Web 2.0 value-added services Swisscom IPTV Optimized WiFi Smartphone Deployment of Cloud-based solution for citizenM 2003 2011 Full WiFi coverage
51. Our technology partners support us in our mission to bring innovation and greater technological homogeneity to the industry Partner for improved service management, business automation and network management in the hotel space Network equipment: Software: TV hardware:
52. Where to find us Global HQ: Hospitality Services Plus Geneva, Switzerland +41 22 740 75 01 North America: Hospitality Services N.A. Dulles, VA 20166 (571) 323 6600 www.swisscom.com/hospitality Subsidiaries in: Austria Belgium Denmark Dubai France Germany Great Britain Italy Portugal Romania Russia Spain Turkey