Cruise

I recently learned the most powerful lesson of my entire career in technology. I was sitting on the top deck of a brand new ship, while it was still in the yard, having lunch. It was a beautiful [...]

A significant concern in the cruise industry at the moment is the seemingly decreasing ROI on guest-facing software. The reason for this perception is the rapid pace of technological development. [...]

Once an app is live, regular updates are important. As technology changes, operating systems are updated, and new devices are released, software has to adapt. Although the frequency of version [...]

Designing software for cruise lines can be extremely tricky. Cruise ships are strange beasts; they have all the amenities and systems you would expect to find in high-end hotels, and also those [...]

For the past few years, one of the biggest trends in tech has been the transition to the cloud. Almost every industry is realizing cost savings by embracing cloud computing. After all, it’s [...]

At the Tampa Bay Hack Hospitality hackathon, Mitchell Garcia, Kevin Mircovich, Aaron Wasserman, and Akira Mitchell presented LocalMotive. The app aims to help passengers have a completely local [...]

One of the teams that chose the Sourcetoad Cruise Challenge at the Tampa Bay Hack Hospitality hackathon was The Iron Yard. Toni Warren, Jason Perry, Gavin Stark, and Angel Murchison built an [...]

At the Tampa Bay Hack Hospitality hackathon there was only one team that included a robot — BellBoy. Austin Lubetkin, Eric Chan, and Paul Teleweck are working toward a world where you can order a [...]

The Tampa Bay Hack Hospitality hackathon brought together professionals with a variety of experience and talents. Team Cheeseburger (Douglas Radecki, Leon Dorado, Shenole Latimer, Miles Smith, [...]

At the recent Tampa Bay Hack Hospitality hackathon, one of the teams who chose the Sourcetoad Cruise Challenge was Ryma. Liz Tiller, Michael Nash, Candi Orchulek, Michael Grein, Jasmine Frantz, [...]