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    Project work OF

    SM

    ON

    AJAY CHAUHANSHAKTI SINGH

    SHIVENDRA PRATAPNEHA KAROLIA

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    HOSPITALITY

    Hospitality industry is a major employer. The industry

    includes service sector work like tourism and food

    service. It suffers from more economic fluctuations

    compared to its peer industries.

    Hospitality industry can be empirically divided into two

    parts: entertainment areas like clubs and bars, and

    accommodation. Accommodation takes the form of public

    houses, resorts, inn, campgrounds, hotels, serviced

    apartments, and motels.

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    Tourism industry

    The Ministry of Tourism in any country seeks ways to

    promote and develop tourism in the country. TourismIndustry Growth in any country is prone to the

    changing economic conditions. In the event when a

    country is passing through a low phase or an

    individual's job is at stake, not many people choose totravel. This poses a limitation in the spending power of

    the individuals. People under these circumstances tend

    to settle for low budget restaurants, hotels or opt for

    amusement parks and nearby places.

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    Hotels

    A hotel is an establishment that renders lodging in lieu of payment.

    This lodging is usually given in exchange for a specified

    predetermined amount of money.

    A combination of meals and accommodation comes as a package in

    most hospitality establishments.

    Hotels are usually managed by professionally qualified managers.

    Junior workers usually maintain the hotel.

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    Innovation

    Innovation refers to new concepts or products thatderive from individuals ideas or from scientific research.

    Innovation, on the other hand, is the commercialization

    of the invention itself.

    Innovation is a new element introduced in the networkwhich changes, even if momentarily, the costs of

    transactions between at least two actors, elements or

    nodes, in the network

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    Process of Innovation in

    Hospitality Industry

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    Financial backing to innovation

    Give opportunities to employees

    Skillful recruitment policy

    Information from outside the

    organization

    Target being set for innovation

    Employees should be rewarded

    HOSPITALITY INNOVATION

    STRATEGIES

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    Improved guest experience is the top driver for

    mobility investments, cited by 76 percent of

    hospitality venues surveyed.

    Hospitality decision makers are investing in

    mobile technologies to support customer-facing

    applications that improve guest services by

    handling wireless email, guest/attendee check-

    in, table-side order/payment or event ticketing,

    among others.

    Sixty-one percent of respondents plan to deploy

    some form of video capabilities, including video

    surveillance, video conferencing and streaming

    video, in public access areas such as lobbies.

    Fifty-eight percent of surveyed hospitality

    organizations deploying mobile technology today

    see improved customer satisfaction.

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    Hot Hospitality

    Trends

    Hiring management from outside.

    More hospitality workers from other countries.

    Business customers will increase.

    Slowing foodservice sales growth.

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    but casual dining will

    be big.

    and so will self-serve

    dining

    Go green

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    INNOVATIONS IN HOTEL PRODUCTS

    AND SERVICES

    HELPING GUESTS SEE

    THE LIGHT

    Kitchen Faucets Matrix Switching

    Camera Scanner

    CFL Lighting Ceiling Mounts

    Thermal Printer

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    Sanitizer Wipe

    Extractor Line

    Beverage Sweetener

    Lighting Control

    Under-Phone

    Adapter

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    TAJ HOTELS

    Taj Mahal With Private JetService Is The NewInnovation

    Taj Mahal with Private JetService is the newinnovation of Go HeritageIndia Journeys. Thisitinerary has been

    designed by the highlyexperienced team of theorganization to give thecelebrity touch to yourtour of Taj Mahal.

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    Taj Hotels introduced new systems

    like corporate standardization,

    renovation of previous properties,and new age services like loyalty

    programs and spa services. Along

    with its heritage, the continuedfocus on customer service and

    innovation helped Taj Hotels

    maintain its position in the Indian

    industry. And to compete with theglobal brands in their own turf, Taj

    Hotels also set up and acquired

    properties outside India.

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    Taj Hotels is providing corporate

    clients a mix of practical utilities

    with luxury. It is focused ondeveloping cutting edge

    technology, and introduced an

    innovative service called cyber

    butlers in some of itsproperties, which allow guests

    to help get connected to the

    Internet in any part of the hotel.Wi-fi technology has also helped

    the company promote green

    workstations,

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    Burj Dubai

    Hyder Consultings

    involvement on the iconic

    Burj Dubai has won it the

    Innovation of the Year

    award at the British

    Expertise International

    Awards (BEIA) held inLondon.

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    Hyder deployed a team of internationally-experienced engineers to ensure technical

    accuracy and execution of high building standards. There were various innovative MEP

    engineering applications:

    Upper HV/LV substation: Located on the 155/156 floors at well over 500m aboveground, making this the highest substation anywhere in the world;

    Burj Dubais connected load: In excess of 80MW, with a maximum demand of 46MW,

    provided via 20 separate 11kV supply cables, making this the most complex HV service

    to a single building in the world;

    Hydraulic systems: Burj Dubai operates on a three lift principle, with water pressures

    peaking at 35 bar. Such pressures are normally only associated with process/industrial

    design, and not MEP design of buildings. The buildings hydraulic systems are totally

    unique;

    Lift design: There are many unusual aspects of the lift design, but one particularly

    different feature is that, in the event of transformer failure in any of the buildings

    many substations, a new one can be lifted into position easily and quickly without

    special arrangements.

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