Website Maintenance Announcement – September 19–21
Activities begin at 6:00 PM CT on Friday, September 19 and continue through Sunday, September 21.
During this time, Product and My Product List functionality will be unavailable
Website Maintenance Announcement – September 19–21
Activities begin at 6:00 PM CT on Friday, September 19 and continue through Sunday, September 21.
During this time, Product and My Product List functionality will be unavailable
Hyatt Hotels Australia had the mission to replace its old Wi-Fi network with a new one, which would provide its staff and 571,000 guests per year with reliable and consistent Wi-Fi access across its portfolio of five hotels in Australia: Park Hyatt Sydney; Park Hyatt Melbourne; Grand Hyatt Melbourne; Park Hyatt Canberra; and Hyatt Regency Perth.
Comprehensive Wi-Fi coverage was one of the major challenges facing Hyatt. As with many hotels, the RF environment can often be challenging due to design and decor. Providing consistent Wi-Fi coverage to every room, corridor and public space can often be challenging. For example, metal decorative fixtures in bathrooms and lobbies can disrupt signal strength and create Wi-Fi black spots.
Hyatt began evaluating other Wi-Fi products to replace its current network. In addition to increasing Wi-Fi coverage across its hotels, Hyatt required a solution that was aesthetically pleasing as well as being quick and easy to deploy to minimise cost and disruption to the business.