UAE-based DAMAC Hotels has formed a partnership with HPE Aruba Networking (HPE) to enhance the guest experience through the introduction of advanced network technology solutions across its upscale hotels.
According to a press release posted on Zawya, under the memorandum of understanding, HPE will deploy Wi-Fi 6E and switches in DAMAC Hotels.
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This will provide the guests of the hotels with secure and reliable high-speed connectivity.
DAMAC Hotels Group chief information officer Francis Arul said: “Guest satisfaction lies at the core of DAMAC Hotels’ mission. We are thrilled to partner with HPE Aruba Networking to introduce cutting-edge network solutions to our luxury hotels.
“With Wi-Fi 6E and an industry-leading switching solution, we are committed to providing a seamless and secure digital experience, ensuring that our residents and guests have the finest connectivity at their fingertips.”
Wi-Fi 6E is claimed to ensure “lightning-fast” internet speeds, minimal latency and seamless connectivity for guests. It enables DAMAC Hotels to elevate guests’ digital experiences.
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By GlobalDataHPE Aruba Networking’s switches will also enhance network performance at DAMAC Hotels.
These switches are tailored for strong and effective network switching, bolstering the reliability and security of the network infrastructure.
HPE Aruba Networking country manager for UAE and Africa Zeeshan Hadi said: “This joint project with DAMAC Hotels is a great example of how to efficiently enhance guest satisfaction through top-tier network solutions.
“By utilising technology that has established new standards for connectivity and security, DAMAC Hotels is reinforcing the luxurious experience the brand is known for.”
In December last year, DAMAC signed a contract with Mandarin Oriental to manage a new resort on a group of private islands in the Maldives.
