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The best way to protect an asset is with systems that self organize and self execute behaviors which function as protective to the asset.

As society evolves, business models evolve.

In business, efficiency is a prerequisite to profit.

In the permaculture economy, recycling isn't good enough. It's more about upcycling - because as resources cycle through the system, they should continue to add greater value to the system.

Investing requires vision, patience, research, and strategy.

Our Investments should be consistent with our values.

We all have a responsibility to be efficient stewards of resources. That’s also what good investing is about - being an efficient steward of resources.

Business done well has the ability to supersede charity.

We all have a responsibility to be efficient stewards of resources.

The basic and most fundamental element to business is creating value - creating value for others and making their lives better in some way. If you can do that, put a price on it, communicate it clearly and get it to buyers….. you’re in business.

Investing has the best results when you learn from nature. Planet Earth has been alive for much longer than you or I and and it this thing figured out.

If your adding value and helping other people in some way, then money should be flowing into your life with ease.

Before we invest, we ask ourselves ’What kind of value is this business creating and how do its customers and prospective customers appraise that value?

NFT’s are transforming the way commerce is transacted, contracts are enforced, investments are held, and value is transferred.

Money loves to multiply. Money loves to grow.

Business management requires its own skill set separate from being skilled at whatever service or product the business provides.

Every tree in the forest knows about creating value, and about reciprocity and about stewardship. And every tree in the forest knows about profit and about investing and about ROI. This is why I study and learn from nature.

A dysfunctional society is bad for business. If the society you live in is wasteful or destructive or non-inclusive or inefficient.... It's more difficult to manage a business, and there are less business opportunities available. So every entrepreneur should be concerned about social dynamics and broader society.

The key to having a permaculture economy is ensuring that the waste from every one is a resource for another. When every ones waste is a resource for another, interesting truths emerge - no waste exists in the system as a whole, resources become abundant and easily accessible, businesses become generally more profitable, and wealth becomes more widely distributed. This is a circular economy. This is a permaculture economy.

At Mayflower-Plymouth, we are excited to invest in the evolution of a lot of different industries from IP to E-commerce to Transportation to Real Estate and more. But in every case, the goal is to add value and make things better. We are an investment company with soul and with purpose.

Money is beautiful. And the more money I have, the more beautiful it is. And I feel like my money gets more beautiful every single day. And every day, I see more beauty in it as it keeps growing and multiplying and flowing and expanding.

Every business can benefit from good quality management consulting services. Consultants are able to gather, assemble and utilize data in unique ways. Consultants also have perspectives that are likely to be unique compared to the perspectives you find internal to your business.

There are enough resources in the world for everyone to experience some variable degree of wealth. And from a spiritual perspective, there are no limitations, only abundance.

You don’t need to work hard for money. Nothing in nature works hard. Instead, it’s just about adding value and contributing good to society, being joyful, being open to receive, feeling gratitude, and feeling rich. Do these things and the money flows in.

Every part of business that involves the movement of resources can be improved by learning from fungi.

When a business utilizes resources wisely, it becomes better able to widen the margins between revenues and expenses.

Wealth is not a stagnant dry thing. Wealth is money alive. Wealth is money vibrant. Wealth is money in motion. Wealth is money continuously growing into greater and greater abundance, producing more and more of itself. Wealth is about money flowing with ease and grace and definiteness.

Every problem that we have in society has a suite of relative solutions that are also business opportunities. Agricultural waste is a problem. But solving that problem is a business opportunity. Energy inefficiency is a problem. But solving that problem is a business opportunity. The abusive treatment of animals is a problem. But solving that problem is a business opportunity. Reduced biodiversity is a problem. But solving that problem is a business opportunity. Plastic waste in the ocean is a problem. But solving that problem is a business opportunity. And the list goes on indefinitely. We just have to think creatively and fluidly and we can solve all of these problems that plague Earth and we can grow businesses and earn money and provide for our families in the process.

Investing isn’t a game - It has a substantive impact on the living of life and the development of civilization. It’s not just about stock tickers and opening bells and timing buys and sells to get a quick profit in the gap…. It effects when and where houses are built, the quality of schools, the accessibility of organic food, the price of solar relative to gasoline…. Investments direct the development of civilization.

Money is better when you have more of it. With money, enough is not enough. You should always have more than enough money - an abundance of money. Look at nature, nature never only makes enough of a good thing. It always makes more than enough. And there’s no scarcity or lack. Everything in nature experiences more than enough.

The Central Bank of The Bahamas and the Bahamian people are leading the world in the normalization of digital currency and Blockchain technology as ways to build speed, liquidity, access, efficiency and security into payments.

Investing at large scales is where the greatest impact happens. When we’re investing with billions of dollars or trillions of dollars, it’s easier to effect whole systems and implement society-scale results more rapidly and with more efficiency. When you have big objectives, you need big money. We have big objectives at Mayflower-Plymouth and we have a lot of good things to do in the world that’s going to help a lot of people, so we need to be working with big numbers.

At Mayflower-Plymouth, our investment approach is based on Permaculture Economics. We invest based on what we learn from nature and universal principles. We also emphasize the spiritual, ecological and physical impact of our investments. It’s a holistic approach. When you put your money with us, you can rest assured knowing your money is growing, but not at the expense of your values. In fact, you know with us your money is actually making the world a better place because we invest in alignment with natural, spiritual and cosmic law.

It's not about Bitcoin or Ethereum or NFT's... These things have merely shown us what's possible. But the real value is in Cryptography, Blockchain Technology, Cryptocurrency and Smart Contracts - these are the things with the real business implications.

At Mayflower-Plymouth, we care about profit and growth. And just as much we also care about things like the health of the earth, Whole Foods plant based or I-Tal living, vegan or vegetarian living, holistic education, spirituality, human rights, money equity, social cohesion, liberty, family, human health and more. To us, Investing is more than profit.

The Bahamas is becoming a leading nation when it comes to Blockchain Technology and Cryptocurrency.

Investing is a special thing. In terms of functionality, almost anyone can invest. But in terms of achieving the results of long-term profit and sustainable growth, only some people have the talent or skill sets for that. It’s like baseball for example… anyone can swing a bat at a ball. But only a few people make it to the big league, and even fewer become world champs. These days there are so many apps and platforms for individual investing, but that doesn’t mean everyone is achieving good results or ROI. There are great investors, good investors, and bad investors. A professional investor can achieve exponential growth and profit. A professional investor understands markets and industries and can account for both the traditional and the new.

When new things emerge in our world, its best to put some time into researching them and trying to gain an understanding. With that understanding, you're then able to think about and plan for the new business applications for those things and the new ways in which your business may profit from them.

Being a skilled professional at something does not automatically equate to being skilled at leading a business in that same profession. Someone could be a phenomenal hair stylist, but that doesn’t mean that they would be a great manager of a Salon. Business management requires its own skill set separate from being skilled at whatever service or product the business provides.

Investing is a special thing. In terms of functionality, almost anyone invest. But in terms of achieving the results of long-term profit and sustainable growth, only some people have the talent or skill sets for that. It’s like baseball for example… anyone can swing a bat at a ball. But only a few guys make it to the big league, and even fewer become world champs. These days there are so many apps and platforms for individual investing, but that doesn’t mean everyone is achieving the same results. There are great investors, good investors, and bad investors. A professional investor can achieve exponential growth and profit. A professional investor understands markets and industries and can account for both the traditional and the new.

Money is like water, it’s everywhere. It’s in the ground, it’s in the sky, it’s in the air… it’s everywhere. If you’d like, your wallet or account can be like a rainwater pool where the money is filled up and always flowing. And where you can just put a cup in that pool and drink from it whenever you like and you always have more than enough money because the pool is always full. And there’s a prosperous ecosystem where the money clouds are always passing by and pouring more money in there. That’s a good relationship with money.

Biomimicry is critical in regard to using design as a way to solve problems in business. Biological ecosystems have invented solution after solution to all kinds of problems. The key is to learn to see nature through nature's eyes, and to speak nature's language and then to establish a continuous translation between biological ecosystems and human ecosystems.

As a business owner you should never mix business income with personal income and never mix business expenses with personal expenses. Your business is a separate entity with a life of its own. Your job is to lead and manage that separate entity, not to entangle with it. Entangling with your business will result in chaos. But keeping business and personal separate will facilitate efficiency and reduce stress.

As cryptocurrency becomes more widespread, we'll have a world where money is easy to access, easy to move, easy to send, easy to receive, and easy to invest.... And we'll be able to do all of this globally. This means for example I can send Eth to my friend in India or my business partner in Panama with ease instantly.

The Decentralization of Finance is really good for humanity. Now that we circumvent can banks, exchanges and brokerages by using smart contracts on the blockchain… every person, every family, and every business will experience more freedom, more liberty, more opportunities, more power, more abundance, and more wealth. So DeFi is a win for humanity.

There is a constant interaction and overlap between the physical, virtual, augmented, and mixed worlds.

The metaverse is not something to believe in. It’s not a religion; it’s simply a tool. I don’t “believe” in my refrigerator. I use it when I want a cold soda.

What Zuckerberg has in mind for Horizon is a dystopian advertising nightmare.

The Decentralization of Finance is really good for humanity and it’s ultimately a win for each and every one of us. Because now that we can circumvent banks, exchanges and brokerage companies by using smart contracts on the blockchain… every person, every family, and every business will experience more liberty, more freedom, more opportunities, more abundance, more power, and more wealth. This makes way for more opportunities around financial wellness, permaculture investing, more effective crowdfunding, better ownership and equity arrangements, and more.

Online or offline, virtual reality is an artificial environment that you can enter, and you feel like you’re really there. Virtual Reality involves simulation of any imaginable environment that can be explored and interacted with by a person

Investing is not only for rich people. Look at nature - the small grasses invest just like the big magnolia trees. The wildflowers invest just like the oak trees. Investing is a natural phenomena, a condition of living in natural and efficient systems. It isn’t an exclusive thing. Of course the oak trees are investing on a much larger scale than the wildflowers, but they do not have a monopoly on natural phenomena. So whether you are working with one hundred, one thousand or a few hundred thousand… get investing. But get a professional investor working on your behalf as soon as possible. You can get started at any level, but a professional investor will get you the greatest results. I’d love for that to be Mayflower-Plymouth.

Banks were once an extremely valuable part of the economy and did a lot of good in advancing civilization. Banks played a pivotal role in financing big projects like roads, bridges, factories, stadiums, etc. Banks were to the economy what the heart is to the human body. But that has ended. Traditional banks have become extra toxic entities in the economy. It’s partially the fault of excessive government regulations that have made everything dysfunctional and it’s partially the fault of greedy bankers putting profits above customers and shareholders above society... But nonetheless, banks today offer very little benefit to their clients. They pay barely anything in interest. They offer barely anything in growth. They move money too slowly. They’re too restrictive. They’re selling the same boring products and services they did a hundred years ago. And they have too much power over peoples accounts. Soon, the many new companies and applications that emerge on the Ethereum infrastructure will eliminate the need for traditional banks and eliminate their value proposition by providing people with superior value. Everything from growth to asset management to lending can be done even better on the Ethereum infrastructure by anyone.

Grazie al mind-uploading o all’immortalità digitale, un ospite defunto potrebbe continuare a scrivere recensioni, oppure a postare foto dei suoi soggiorni mentre era in vita. L’hotel dovrebbe rispondere a questi commenti? Oppure inviargli gli auguri di compleanno o le condoglianze ogni volta che ricorre la data della morte? È un bel mal di testa per i CRM e per la marketing automation: quanto loyal può essere un ospite trapassato? Può ancora essere un brand ambassador? Se in vita ha parlato molto del tuo hotel sui suoi social, allora potrebbe continuare a farlo da morto.

Rispetto a qualunque altro formato, il metaverso offre una ricchezza di significato (semantica) e di segni (semiotica) imparagonabile a qualsiasi altro mezzo comunicativo. Grazie alla sua immersività, è possibile azzerare la distanza tra il punto di vista di chi voglio raggiungere e il punto di vista che gli voglio far conoscere.

All technologically-enhanced realities are, de facto, XR. It can be a digital overlay placed over what we can see and experience in the physical world (a simple Snapchat filter, for example), VR roller coasters, or Pokémon GO. Whenever we're not (only) dealing with the physical world, we're in the metaverse.

Thinking of the metaverse as simple VR is like looking at a good pizza and thinking you're about to eat a raw tomato.

Interoperability is the biggest challenge for brands trying to enter the metaverse. The risk of betting in the wrong m-world and being left empty-handed in five years is real. Interoperability of platforms is not a prerequisite for the metaverse, but without it, we'll end up working in silos with the same (disastrous) Web 2.0's paradigm. We must make sure that environments, objects, avatars, NFTs, avatar skins, etc. can be moved from one platform to the other. I should be able to play Axie Infinity, sell my Axie on OpenSea, get paid in Ethereum, buy an avatar skin in Minecraft, and then wear it in Decentraland. That's the central concept of decentralization (and the core idea of Web 3.0). Are we there yet? Definitely not.

iscussing the potential of the Metaverse via Zoom is like talking about the Internet revolution by fax

Discussing the potential of the Metaverse via Zoom is like talking about the Internet revolution by fax

Oggi, scegliamo un hotel basando la nostra decisione su foto, video e recensioni: il Metaverso potrebbe fornire un’esperienza più coinvolgente e permetterci di visitare una destinazione, prenotare una camera d’albergo o un tavolo al ristorante, entrare in un museo mentre siamo seduti sul nostro divano, per poi vivere l’esperienza in real life.

Finché non supereremo questo schema mentale binario (reale vs. virtuale/aumentato/misto), non coglieremo mai l’essenza del Metaverso e le sue applicazioni in campo business.

Per i ragazzi della generazione Alpha, giocare su Roblox con un avatar a 1.000 km di distanza, oggi, e a nascondino nel mondo fisico, domani, è praticamente la stessa esperienza. Nel giro di un paio di decenni, la realtà estesa e quella fisica diventeranno talmente indistinguibili al punto che non avrà neanche più senso porsi la domanda.

Ecco la principale incomprensione sul Metaverso. NON è virtuale. È, semmai, figitale: c’è continua interazione tra mondo fisico, virtuale, aumentato e misto.

Pensare al Metaverso come semplice realtà virtuale è come guardare una buona pizza e pensare che stai per mangiare un pomodoro crudo.

Il metaverso non è quello che Wired Italia o Barbara D’Urso vogliono farvi credere.

La narrazione della realtà virtuale come sinonimo di metaverso va smantellata. Non è virtuale. Non è aumentato. Non è fisico. Non è misto. È TUTTE queste cose. Inoltre, suggerisco di non pensare al metaverso come a una nuova tecnologia, quanto piuttosto a una convergenza di tecnologie preesistenti in un unico paradigma. Ricordi il primo iPhone? Non aveva nulla di innovativo. L’innovazione era quella di far convergere, in un unico device, tecnologie pre-esistenti (camere digitali, mp3 player, ecc.). NFT, Web 3.0, blockchain, decentralizzazione, DAO, DeFi… Tutto questo è metaverso. La realtà virtuale è un pezzetto infinitesimale.

To a certain extent, NFTs will likely be the bridge to the metaverse. For now, however, MΞMORIED, The Emotional Journey, and THE EXPERIENTIAL IN BETWEEN are nothing more than Marriott getting its foot in the metaverse door. However, it's still quite an interesting mentality shift. We'll probably see more exciting technology adoptions in the next three to five years, but this is a cool start, nonetheless.

An early incarnation of the metaverse can already be seen in gaming, one of the most (if not the most) immersive digital industries in the world, so if you're into video games, the whole concept may not be entirely new to you. Fitness is another industry where both VR and AR have been used quite heavily in recent years, so it would not be surprising that the foundations of the metaverse could emerge from these industries. Moreover, applications of VR/AR have been massively democratized recently. But let's not kid ourselves: this journey will go on for decades. First of all, the metaverse needs some infrastructures that not only do not exist today, but the whole Internet landscape has not been originally created to support such a revolutionary platform. Moreover, we will need standards and protocols (possibly from day one) exactly as we have for the Internet today, and -because of the complexity of the metaverse- this could take years. Not to mention the privacy and regulation concerns that building the metaverse can trigger. At this stage, therefore, any prediction on how the metaverse will look won't be much more than pure speculation, and the risk that the "hype" turns into "a bubble" is quite tangible.

The metaverse is far from being just VR. The metaverse, conceptually, is not Fornite, Minecraft, or The Sims. It's not an Instagram filter that turns you into a unicorn. It's not a Black Mirror episode, either. It's a new way to interact with reality(ies), being real-life, AR, VR, or MR. But, more interesting, the metaverse can (and probably will) be a fully functioning economy. How this will affect travel is still largely unknown, and even though I can foresee some of the Metaverse applications, the "hows and whys" are still nebulous.

In everyday conversation, when we refer to an event that happens "after" something else, we use the Latin prefix "post." "Meta" sounds more exotic, but it's just its Greek counterpart. However, the Hellenic prefix is slightly more nuanced, as it also means "about." So, when defining a meta-universe (a meta-verse), we have to consider both connotations of the term: a universe "beyond" the one we currently inhabit and one that's also self-referral. A post-universe. A meta-universe. In a word: a metaverse.

Want to visit the Ciudad Perdida, Atlantis, or Ancient Rome? You can travel back in time and experience something you can no longer do in the physical world (aka the "meat space"). Wanna check another planet out? Yup. Inspect your meeting room two weeks before the actual congress? Sure! Can the metaverse help persons with reduced mobility (PRM) take that trip they always dreamt of? You bet. The "embodied internet" is virgin territory for the hospitality industry (for any industry, for that matter), and we're still in the embryo stage of the technology.

Il Cambridge Dictionary definisce l’atto di viaggiare come “muoversi, di solito su una lunga distanza”. Nel metaverso, tuttavia, il concetto stesso di spazio non ha senso. Ecco perché la maggior parte degli addetti ai lavori è ancora scettica sulle applicazioni pratiche del metaverso in ambito turistico. Se si rimuove una parte essenziale (la distanza) dall’equazione travel, rimane solo il movimento. E resta, quindi, anche la domanda cruciale: viaggiare senza muoversi è ancora viaggiare?

Pensa a come è cambiata la nostra percezione di una parola come “amico”. Fino al 2004, un amico era una persona fisica che frequentavi nella vita reale. Post-social, il termine ha assunto anche un altro significato, ovvero quello di una “connessione virtuale”, con la quale potresti potenzialmente non aver mai scambiato una parola. O pensa all’inglese “cloud”: prima di Microsoft Azure e AWS, una “nuvola” era semplicemente condensa di vapore acqueo. Il turismo potrebbe condividere un destino simile, modificando e allargando il proprio significato in modi che possiamo solo intravedere oggi.

Secondo il Journal Nature Climate Change, il turismo è responsabile dell’8% delle emissioni di anidride carbonica dell’economia globale. E se è vero che circa il 75% dell’inquinamento viene prodotto dai mezzi di trasporto (sia aerei che terrestri), il 21% è da ricondurre esclusivamente al consumo energetico delle strutture alberghiere. Sono cifre che fanno riflettere. Trovare alternative praticabili a un settore così poco sostenibile come il nostro non è solo auspicabile. È, a questo punto, obbligatorio.

Discutere del potenziale del Metaverso via Zoom è come parlare della rivoluzione di Internet via fax.

I am not a big fan of the word "metaverse." The term comes from a highly dystopic cyberpunk novel from the '90s. The book is filled with Mafia, drug dealers, mercenaries, and an economic collapse. Not really the rainbows, butterflies, and unicorns narrative most anarcho-capitalists are feeding us...

Virtual reality usually comes to mind when we picture the metaverse, but that's only one part of the equation, and -probably- not even the most interesting one.

Everyone seems to suffer from "metaverse FOMO" right now. To a certain extent, it's like the mid-'90s all over again. During the internet boom, companies that added a ".com" suffix to their names (even though they had nothing to do with the Internet) experienced abnormal returns in terms of stock value. That's precisely what is happening with any brand with the words crypto, blockchain, metaverse, or Web3 attached to it.

As of today, there's no such thing as THE metaverse. Instead, there are many metaverses and walled garden platforms. More than the metaverse, what we're experiencing today is a multiverse.

At some point, almost overnight, everyone started talking about the metaverse. It was suddenly treated like the Next Big Thing, even though most of the central blocks of the metaverse (digital twins, iCommerce, Business-to-Avatar advertising, etc.) have been around for years. To make things worse, it makes no sense to me to see a bunch of experts talking ABOUT the metaverse in a 2D environment. It's like talking about the Internet possibilities over a fax machine.

The metaverse is evolutionary, not revolutionary. It will unlikely replace traveling tout-court, but it will definitely play a role in it, especially in the early, top-funnel touchpoints of the traveler's journey. Currently, we pick a hotel founding our decision based on photos, videos, and reviews only, while the metaverse could provide a more immersive experience, and allow us to immerse in a destination, book a hotel room or a restaurant table while sitting at our couch, and -eventually- live the experience in the physical world. It's what I call "travel research on steroids." No static image, 2D video, or website will ever be able to deliver a comparable experience. It's the next level of the "try before you buy" concept. And, quite frankly, we're just scratching the surface.

The metaverse is not virtual. That's the false narrative I am trying to correct. The metaverse is, if anything, phygital. Customers increasingly jump between physical and digital realms in the journey to making a purchase. Until we overcome this binary mental scheme, we'll never grasp the essence of the metaverse.

It's time we reconsider what we (think) we know about the concept of reality. For alpha generation kids, playing Roblox with an avatar 1,000 km away one day and hide-and-seek in the physical world the day after, is pretty much the same experience. At a closer look, reality is simply a form of consensus among individuals.

The 1 Club is an asset-based invite only members’ club where only 11,111 members will ever be admitted via a saleable NFT. The club will bring together aspects of the metaverse and Web3 and the real world, creating a bridge for members to access future technology. The club aims to create both a virtual and physical platform to bring together the world’s most influential and inspiring people, where the convergence of a diversity of perspectives will encourage personal and professional growth alongside positive social change.

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Non mi sembra troppo inverosimile che, tra cinque anni, i Marriott e gli Hilton del mondo inizieranno a costruire meta-versioni dei loro hotel in Horizon, consentendo agli avatar/ospiti di incontrarsi con i loro amici nella hall, o fare brainstorming nelle sale riunioni virtuali, ovviamente a pagamento.

Elon Musk ha predetto che entro 5-10 anni potremo comunicare telepaticamente per il tramite di impianti cerebrali – quindi cadrebbe anche la necessità di coordinarsi con il proprio staff durante le interminabili riunioni del lunedì mattina.

Se poteste scegliere tra un general manager ateo e un amish, dubito che scegliereste il secondo. E non per una questione di discriminazione religiosa, ma perché non potrebbe (pena violare il suo credo) utilizzare un computer. Il general manager ateo avrebbe un vantaggio sleale nei confronti dell’amish, un vantaggio tecnologico, così come un individuo “tecnologicamente aumentato” avrebbe un vantaggio (sleale o meno, poco importa nell’economia del nostro discorso) rispetto a un suo collega biologico.

Il passato è spesso semplicemente un meccanismo di difesa nei confronti di un futuro che percepiamo come sempre più incerto.

La vita del nomade digitale è stata mitizzata, probabilmente a causa dei social network. Non troverete molti operai di fabbrica nomadi digitali, ma copywriter, esperti SEO, startupper, e anche imprenditori e CEO di aziende online.

Mi sorprende, nel 2022, parlare ancora con esperti di SEO, arroccati sulle loro convinzioni anni Novanta. La ricerca è ormai stata soppiantata dalla predizione: si pensi ai nuovi artisti che scopriamo su Spotify oppure al modo in cui guardiamo le serie su Netflix, Amazon Prime o Hulu: non scartabelliamo l’intero catalogo, ma lasciamo che siano gli algoritmi a “suggerire” qualcosa di adatto a noi.

Nell’accezione moderna, un PMS ha via via perso il suo significato originale di – letteralmente – “sistema di gestione della proprietà” e ha cominciato a identificarsi più come un hub, un “connettore” tra altre tecnologie, al punto che inizia a sorgere il dubbio, tra gli addetti ai lavori, che l’acronimo PMS debba essere finalmente mandato in pensione.

Fare l’albergatore significa prendersi cura dei propri ospiti, non dei propri software.

La tecnologia che ci ha regalato Tinder è la stessa a causa della quale, nel 2011, un terzo di tutte le domande di divorzio negli Stati Uniti conteneva la parola “Facebook”.

L’hospitality non è più solo una people-industry, ma anche una tech-industry

Una singola ricerca su Google, oggi, necessita di più potere computazionale di tutta la spedizione Apollo 11, ma una frazione infinitesimale della forza lavoro umana.

Buy local” non è necessariamente la scelta migliore quando si tratta di tecnologia. Non c’è nessun vantaggio nell’acquistare software “a chilometri zero

In Europa, soprattutto, schiacciati da una legge (il GDPR) apertissima alle interpretazioni, gli albergatori devono affrontare un ulteriore livello di complessità nell’acquisire i dati dei propri ospiti nel rispetto di una normativa talmente vaga, a livello tecnologico, da rasentare il nichilismo procedurale.

Invece di inseguire questa chimera dell’all-in one a tutti i costi (per ragioni a me ignote ancora cara a molti imprenditori, forse abbagliati dal miraggio di avere un unico interlocutore), dovremmo lasciare che diversi fornitori si concentrino sulle loro rispettive nicchie, piuttosto che essere presi in ostaggio da un unico provider.

Una volta avvenuto il passaggio all’automazione, alla maggior parte delle persone non mancheranno gli addetti alla reception degli hotel e gli agenti di check-in delle compagnie aeree. Forse sarà persino difficile immaginare com’era interagire con gli umani per ricevere tali servizi di base.