As TV offerings in the living room and the guest room continue to diverge, the gap between them keeps widening. The majority of today's hotels offer a TV service that doesn't support two-way interactivity and has therefore ceased to be a service differentiator.

In the age of bring your own device (BYOD), hoteliers can maintain guests' interest in their TV services only if they offer an experience that matches their expectations; however, in the past few years there has been no real innovation helping hoteliers to overcome this problem.

Through harnessing guest demand for robust Wi-Fi connectivity, the Hoist Group makes it possible to develop an attractive solution that offers hoteliers a more realistic and less cost-intensive approach to hotel and hospitality TV services.

Download the free paper for more information.

As TV offerings in the living room and the guest room continue to diverge, the gap between them keeps widening. The majority of today's hotels offer a TV service that doesn't support two-way interactivity and has therefore ceased to be a service differentiator.

In the age of bring your own device (BYOD), hoteliers can maintain guests' interest in their TV services only if they offer an experience that matches their expectations; however, in the past few years there has been no real innovation helping hoteliers to overcome this problem.

Through harnessing guest demand for robust Wi-Fi connectivity, the Hoist Group makes it possible to develop an attractive solution that offers hoteliers a more realistic and less cost-intensive approach to hotel and hospitality TV services.

Download the free paper for more information.