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Sep 24Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    Hilton CEO: AI-Driven Project RISE Targets 75-100 Basis Points Owner Margin Improvement

    Hilton President & CEO Christopher Nassetta said at Skift Global Forum that the company launched Project RISE in mid-2025, targeting 75 to 100 basis points of owner margin improvement through AI and process redesign. He stressed that AI-driven efficiency should be a recurring program, not a one-off cut, and revealed Hilton scrapped its entire legacy technology stack seven or eight years ago to maintain agility. Nassetta also noted that non-residential fixed investment exceeded 10% in Q2 2026, giving the industry room for structural cost improvements, but the AI infrastructure spending cycle has not yet peaked, with winners and losers expected.

Jun 2Tue
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Are hotel CEOs overestimating their AI edge?

    Major hotel group CEOs described AI as a 'competitive advantage' in Q1 earnings calls, but experts argue this may be 'commoditization of intent.' Most hotels use AI similarly, and not investing puts them at a disadvantage. Real advantage may come from proprietary data, deployment speed, and operational efficiency, not AI itself. For example, Wyndham's Connect platform is cited as having a head start.

Jul 11Mon
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    How SMBs Can Use Tech to Overcome Challenges and Drive Growth

    Forbes Insights and SAP surveyed 300 financial decision makers at SMBs in the United Kingdom and North America. The survey found 85% of respondents agree that process redesign featuring advanced technology is good for business, and 57% are increasing investments in tech and process automation. 82% report that advanced technology gives them more time to focus on value-adding activities, and 81% say it improves productivity, creativity, work-life balance, and overall job satisfaction.

Jun 29Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Lessons from 2020: Businesses Accelerate Tech Investment to Drive Growth

    SAP Concur's blog cites a global paper from The Economist Group, based on surveys including 550 senior executives in 11 countries, showing that businesses have put growth back on the radar due to investments in efficiency and productivity. Nearly 90% of executives agreed that increased speed and flexibility in managing travel, expense, and invoice (TE&I) is critical for profitability and growth.

  2. SAP Concur Blog

    New Survey Highlights Back-Office Challenges and Opportunities for Educational Institutions

    A new survey commissioned by SAP Concur of over 500 finance and administration decision-makers in U.S. higher education and K-12 reveals challenges educational institutions face in remote work environments. The survey found that 38% of decision-makers cite compliance with state and federal reporting policies as a key challenge, and 96% are concerned about failing to comply due to sustained remote work. Technology investment is seen as critical to maintaining operations.