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The Art of Integration: Why Isolated Systems Are the Death of Digitalization

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The typical digitalization process in hotels? New systems are implemented, there’s initial excitement – and then the problems begin. Data is entered manually, staff struggle to juggle multiple applications, and the expected efficiency never materializes. The reason? Standalone solutions that don’t communicate with each other.

The real power of digital transformation isn’t in individual tools but in their connectivity. A PMS without a CRM connection, a standalone Channel Manager – these aren’t achievements but digital dead ends. Every system boundary becomes a data barrier.

Successful hoteliers focus on a well-designed integration strategy. Before investing in new software, they check compatibility and build ecosystems instead of silos. Open APIs are not optional; they are essential.

Ultimately, it’s not the number of systems that determines digital success, but how intelligently they work together.

Tobias Koehler

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