As the economy continues to take a hit, there’s no doubt you’re being forced to tighten your resources. But this economic downturn is not the time to cut education and networking from your budget. Now more than ever you need to keep on top of what is happening in the hospitality industry so that you can make the right decisions for your organization and not fall behind. Register by May 15 and save up to $100 USD. Registration and the full conference schedule are available online at HITEC.org.
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HFTP will honor Kjell Olsson, CHTP, as the 2009 CHTP (Certified Hospitality Technology Professional) of the Year during the Opening Session of HITEC 2009 on Monday, June 22. In its 12th year, the CHTP of the Year honors the individual that scored the highest on the CHTP certification exam in a given year. HITEC 2009 is June 22-25 at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, Calif. More...

The worldwide economic downturn is on the forefront of everyone’s minds, and businesses across the globe are incorporating innovative methods to work towards financial recovery. The hospitality industry is no exception. Hear predictions from a panel of experienced hospitality CIOs representing large to small properties, discover ways they are addressing the state of the industry within their own companies and learn what they are doing to help stay ahead of the storm. More...

The HITEC 2009 schedule offers a series of sessions designed to help you boost your efficiency, resulting in reduced costs and outcomes that get noticed. Another ROI advantage from attending HITEC. Attend these sessions to get the results.
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The HITEC 2009 Buyer's Guide, now available on HITEC.org, offers a valuable planning tool that is useful before, during and after the show. The Buyer's Guide includes a number of search functions, information on each exhibitor and an easy-to-navigate, real-time floor plan. More...

To maintain its high value, plans for preventing pirate exhibitors (also known as Outboarders or Suitcasers) at HITEC 2009 have been established for the upcoming show. It is common for unaffiliated or non-exhibiting vendors to take advantage of the show’s popularity by promoting their wares leading up to and near the show, or on the exhibit hall floor in an unofficial capacity. More...