Shiji, the global hospitality technology leader, has been recognized as a Major Player in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Hospitality Property Management Systems (PMS) 2025 Vendor Assessment, underscoring its rapid ascent and growing influence in the global PMS market. Shiji has demonstrated the fastest growth trajectory of any provider over the past three years and ranks third in overall market share in the report.

As hospitality leaders, we are conditioned to focus on a specific set of metrics. We live and breathe RevPAR, occupancy, ADR, and direct booking percentages. These numbers are the bedrock of our operational control, and rightly so. The latest Insights Podcast prompted me to think more about the data we often overlook.

Shiji, the global hospitality technology leader, is proud to announce that its Daylight PMS now integrates with Right Revenue’s cutting‑edge rate management software. This partnership empowers hoteliers to harness AI‑driven rate recommendations with forecasts covering up to two years ahead directly within their cutting-edge PMS. By combining rate strategy execution and real‑time predicted revenue gain insights, this integration lets hotel operators boost revenue, save valuable time, and deliver smarter, data‑driven decisions right to their bottom line.

Our industry is entering a phase where AI is no longer just powering chatbots or enabling precise revenue forecasts—it’s beginning to connect directly to core operational systems.

Shiji, the global leader in hospitality technology, today announced that Visit Estonia has successfully improved national guest satisfaction by leveraging Reviewpro Reputation to unify feedback from more than 170 online review sources.

Recent headlines from Italy offered a stark reminder of the stakes involved in hotel technology. A data breach at an Italian hotel group exposed the personal documents of over 70,000 guests, a concerning failure of compliance and trust. Disruptive breaches are a symptom of a deeper problem: the continued reliance on outdated platforms. Relying on familiar technology creates a quantifiable business risk that leaders can no longer ignore.

RMS, the leading hospitality platform for hotels, serviced apartments, vacation rentals, and outdoor accommodations, has officially launched RMS Pay in the United States and Canada.

Oracle has been named a 'Leader' in the IDC MarketScape Worldwide Hospitality Property Management Systems (PMS) 2025 Vendor Assessment1 for the second time. Oracle had previously been named a Leader in the 2022 vendor assessment of the same market. The report notes that Oracle receives strong accolades for its ability and consistency in delivering against its road map. With a robust list of features and functionalities in the pipeline, Oracle has an established track record of fulfilling its promises to PMS clients on planned updates, enhancements, and added capabilities. The report adds that Oracle has built its OPERA Cloud PMS to address the top challenges and concerns of hotel brands across geographies, sizes and market segment types.

If the hotel industry had a relationship status with rate parity, it would be: “It’s complicated.”

The definition of ‘value’ in hospitality is being rewritten in real time by today’s travelers. There is no better place to witness this inflection point than Las Vegas. A city legendary for its constant reinvention and comebacks, the recent market data isn’t a sign of decline; it’s the catalyst for its next great act.