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139 | Engage Your Guests in Real Time Using Artificial Intelligence with Raj Singh
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Raj Singh is a Product Design expert from a family of hoteliers, and CEO at Go Moment, a company dedicated to making customer service instant. Go Moment’s Ivy is the world’s leading automated customer service platform for hotels.
Raj brings cross-discipline design, technology, and marketing experience from hundreds of large scale technology projects for leading brands like Virgin, Lady Gaga, and HEB Grocery Company. Blending his expertise in UX and market research, Raj works alongside leaders in hospitality to address the industry’s needs using next-generation technologies like Artificial Intelligence, automation, and IoT. In partnership with IBM Watson, Go Moment’s Ivy platform automates 75% of guest communication and is currently available to millions of hotel guests.
In This Episode, Raj Reveals:
- What Go Moment’s flagship product Ivy is all about and how it works.
- How guests opt in to the service, whether the platform integrates with the hotel’s PMS, and whether integration is required.
- How Ivy proactively checks in with the guest mid stay, and ultimately, how it can lead to an increase of favorable guest reviews.
- How quickly can they deploy a new client, whether they offer any analytics, and of course, what the typical cost is for their service.
Resources & Links
Raj Singh
- raj@gomoment.com
Go Moment
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