How to Turn Technology from a Productivity Barrier into a Productivity Booster
In case you missed our BIG announcement this morning, just in time for the holidays, we are giving away an iPad to one RSCU subscriber; either a new subscriber, or a subscriber who renews for the 2020 year by December 15th. How you choose to use this iPad is completely up to you, but one of the reasons we have decided to give away an iPad is because we see technology as an excellent way to boost productivity, and as busy managers we all can use some extra productivity in our
How Digital Boardrooms Affect Communication
The club industry is often accused of being the last industry to jump on the technology bandwagon. However, as more and more board members at the table become digital natives, we are seeing a shift in the way board meetings are being conducted and information is communicated. Recently, an article appeared in Yahoo News offering ways in which directors are driving the adoption of technology in the boardroom and the security implications that arise from these technology shifts.
The Importance of Strategic Architectural Design in Club Operations: Part 1
STRATEGY MUST INVOLVE OPERATIONS. I wish I could poll chefs, servers, bartenders, and managers working in facilities that weren’t designed with daily operations in mind. Or controllers and finance committee members who fret about the labor cost of their club every time there is an outdoor event or large influx of members in for dinner. Or a strategic planning or house committee who is trying to understand why the members continue to talk about dissatisfaction with speed of se
