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Issues Including In-room Technology, Data Security
AUSTIN, TEXAS, USA (January 28, 2009) � Featured sessions at the 2009 European Hospitality Technology Educational Conference (EHTEC) cover a wide spectrum of European hospitality technology issues. Prominent hospitality professionals give insight into an extensive range of topics from how to profit from hospitality trends to adapting to the Millennial Generation. A service of Hospitality Financial and Technology Professionals (HFTP®), 2009 EHTEC is from 2 � 4 February 2009 at the Amsterdam Hilton in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Registration is available online. EHTEC offers two days of focused technology education and various networking opportunities with peers and suppliers. Along with six featured sessions, EHTEC delegates can customize their education with a variety of concurrent sessions. The EHTEC Advisory Council, a group of global hospitality experts, designed a programme that addresses tough technology issues prominent in Europe. Important topics addressed include environmental responsibility, in-room technology, data security, optimizing hospitality business processes and more. "The EHTEC Advisory Council has worked hard to create a programme that reflects the current issues in European hospitality technology," said Frank Wolfe, CAE, CEO of HFTP. "The wide variety of education topics assures that there is information for all delegates to take away from the conference." Featured Sessions at 2009 EHTEC:
HFTP, Austin, Texas, USA and Maastricht, The Netherlands, founded in 1952, is the global professional association for financial and technology personnel working in hotels, clubs and other hospitality-related businesses. HFTP provides first class educational opportunities, research, and publications to more than 4,800 members globally including, the premiere hospitality technology conference HITEC--founded in 1972. HFTP also awards the only hospitality specific certifications for accounting and technology --the Certified Hospitality Accountant Executive (CHAE) and the Certified Hospitality Technology Professional (CHTP) designations. HFTP was founded in the USA as the National Association of Hotel Accountants. For more information, visit www.hftp.org. |
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Katy Walterscheidt
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