This guide shows you how to build a hybrid cloud system. It follows up on our previous article about companies moving away from the cloud. A hybrid approach lets you use both cloud and local systems together. This gives you flexibility and keeps you secure. It also helps you follow regulations. However, you need to plan carefully to make all your IT systems work together.
Recent TRG blog posts
Hybrid Cloud Strategy Implementation: A Practical Guide for CIOs
Posted by Rick Yvanovich on Tue, Nov 26, 2024
Blog Topics: Technology trends, Cloud Computing
Make Memories, Not Just Beds & Catch The New Wave Of Experiential Travel
Posted by Andrew Turton on Mon, Nov 25, 2024
What do travellers really hope to gain after ticking off their must-see lists? Many are eager to immerse themselves deeper in the local culture, history, and everyday life of their destination as travel broadens the mind.
So instead of just reserving a hotel and enjoying the usual comforts, they crave experiences that will leave a lasting impact long after they’ve zipped up their suitcases.
This is where experiential travel comes into play.
Read more: Sports, Music, Wellness Tourism - What's the Next Big Niche?
Blog Topics: Hospitality solutions
Easing The Silent Treatment, Fostering Open Communication In The Workplace
Posted by Mai Hoai Thu on Sat, Nov 23, 2024
No need to engage in loud arguments or heavy insults with each other. The most painful mental damage comes from… doing nothing!
Have you ever encountered a situation when you just walked into a room and everyone suddenly went quiet? It’s awkward, right? Sometimes, one person can shift the atmosphere and leave others feeling uneasy. The silent treatment isn’t just uncomfortable; it can mess with people’s heads and the whole vibe at work.
Blog Topics: Talent Management
Long-term Financial Planning: How to Stay At Least 2 Steps Ahead
Posted by Rick Yvanovich on Fri, Nov 22, 2024
Anyone who plays chess knows a good player is not just thinking about their next move - they are planning several moves ahead. That is exactly what long-term financial planning is all about. It's not just about keeping the lights on today; it's about making sure your business is thriving three, five, or even ten years down the road.
Blog Topics: Financial consolidation, planning and reporting
Looking Beyond the Fiscal Year: How to Transition to Strategic Budgeting
Posted by Rick Yvanovich on Thu, Nov 21, 2024
An increasing number of businesses are looking beyond the fiscal year when it comes to budgeting, instead opting for strategic budgeting for good reasons. This article will explore these reasons and, more importantly, how your business can transition from traditional annual budgeting to strategic budgeting.
Blog Topics: Financial consolidation, planning and reporting
How Hotels Can Cater to Solo Travellers
Posted by Andrew Turton on Mon, Nov 18, 2024
Solo traveling is emerging as one of the most significant trends in the hospitality industry. As more people embrace independent adventure hotels must adapt their offerings to capture this growing market segment.
Blog Topics: Hospitality solutions
360-Degree Feedback Solutions: Key Factors to Consider
Posted by Mai Hoai Thu on Fri, Nov 15, 2024
Should companies utilise a dedicated 360-degree feedback solution? What benefits will it bring?
Blog Topics: Talent Management
Strategies for Hotels to Capitalize the Rise of Concert Tourism
Posted by Andrew Turton on Thu, Nov 14, 2024
Concert tourism has evolved from a niche market to a major driver of international travel, presenting unique opportunities for the hospitality industry. However, success will require a delicate balance between maximising economic benefits and ensuring sustainable, responsible tourism practices.
Blog Topics: Hospitality solutions
Hotel Budgeting: Tips to Stay in Control
Posted by Rick Yvanovich on Tue, Nov 12, 2024
It must be high time for budgeting at your business, which is why you are reading this article. Feeling overwhelmed? But seriously, why can’t companies just minimise spending and cut back on all unnecessary expenses? Who needs pizza days anyway?
Blog Topics: Hospitality solutions, Financial consolidation, planning and reporting
How to Conduct a PESTLE Analysis: A Practical Guide
Posted by Rick Yvanovich on Sun, Nov 10, 2024
One of the direst mistakes you can make when it comes to strategic planning and forecasting is to overlook external factors. One tool you can use for this is PESTLE analysis. In today’s article, we will explain everything you need to know about conducting a PESTLE analysis.
Blog Topics: Planning and Budgeting, Financial consolidation, planning and reporting