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Infosys ,Cornell University's Center of Hospitality Research collaborate to design industry research

| | Feb 03, 2015, at 06:46 am
Bangalore, Feb 2 (IBNS) Infosys , a global leader in consulting, technology, outsourcing and next-generation services, on Monday announced a research agreement with Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration.

As part of this one-year partnership, Infosys will join the School of Hotel Administration’s Center for Hospitality Research (CHR) advisory board.

With its deep domain knowledge and an understanding of the problems that clients in hospitality industry face, Infosys will be able to play a significant role in shaping high quality research.

Michael C. Sturman, Associate Dean and Academic Director, Cornell Center for Hospitality Research, said: “Infosys is a tremendous addition to CHR’s partner group. Their business solutions operate at the nexus of the hospitality and leisure industry’s transformational efforts to blend technology with personal service, which is a particular focus of CHR’s research efforts. I greatly appreciate the addition of Infosys to our Advisory Board.”

Manish Tandon, Executive Vice President and Global Head, Life Sciences and Services, Infosys, said: "Today, the hospitality industry is experiencing technology-driven disruptions, forcing providers to find new ways to engage with customers and at the same time reinvent their core business. The scale of this challenge requires industry and academia to partner to find the best solutions. By combining our track record of providing cutting-edge technology solutions in the hospitality industry and the best-in-class talent at the Center for Hospitality Research, we hope to identify the right problems and define solutions that can reinvigorate the industry.”
 

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