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The growing trend of Automated Inventory Management Software in hospitality

This technology is designed to help businesses streamline their inventory management processes and reduce manual errors by automating data collection and analysis

The use of automated inventory management software is a growing trend in the F&B and hospitality industries. It provides real-time visibility into inventory levels and reduces the risk of overstocking or stock-outs. This can help businesses optimize their purchasing decisions and identify opportunities for cost savings.

Gautam Kumar, Executive Chef, Moksha Himalaya Spa Resort.

“The benefits of automated inventory management software go beyond just reducing costs. It also saves time and reduces labour costs by eliminating the need for manual inventory tracking and data entry. Additionally, it allows businesses to monitor inventory in multiple locations simultaneously, which is especially important for hotels and other hospitality businesses with multiple outlets or properties. In the post-pandemic world, cost control has become even more critical for the hospitality industry, and technology solutions like automated inventory management software are helping hotels make smarter choices. By providing convenience to guests and making operations more efficient, technology is transforming the way hotels operate and interact with consumers,” says Gautam Kumar, Executive Chef, Moksha Himalaya Spa Resort.

Overall, automated inventory management software is a game-changer for the F&B and hospitality industries, allowing businesses to save time, reduce costs, and make better-informed decisions. As the demand for efficient and effective inventory management solutions continues to grow, technology will play an increasingly important role in helping businesses stay competitive and profitable.

Grand Jury meet
(Top L-R): Manoj Bhat, MD & CEO, Mahindra Holidays; Jatin Khanna, CEO, Sarovar Hotels & Resorts; Ranjit Batra, President, Hospitality, Panchshil Realty; Sanjay Sethi, CEO & MD, Chalet Hotels; Satyen Jain, CEO, Pride Hotels; Gaurav Pokhariyal, EVP, Human Resources, IHCL (Bottom L-R): Sonica Malhotra, Joint MD, MBD Group; Zubin Saxena, Senior VP & Country Head - India, Hilton; Souvagya Mohapatra, MD (India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan), Atmosphere Hotels & Resorts; Ranju Alex, Area VP - South Asia, Marriott International; Sanju Soni, Senior VP, Oberoi Hotels & Resorts; Chef Rakesh Sethi, Corporate Executive Chef, Operations, South Asia, Radisson Hotel Group; Vikram Cotah, CEO, GRT Hotels & Resorts; Vikramjit Singh, Chairman & MD, Alivaa Hotels & Resorts
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Hotelier India Awards 2024: The Grand Jury Meet