This document discusses the tools and equipment used in hotel front offices, including different types of telephone exchanges that have been replaced by more modern electronic systems allowing mobile communication. It outlines the types of calls guests may make and the hotel's obligation to charge for telephone services. The document also lists other communication equipment used in front offices like two-way radios, pagers, mobile phones, pay phones, and fax/internet.
This document discusses the tools and equipment used in hotel front offices, including different types of telephone exchanges that have been replaced by more modern electronic systems allowing mobile communication. It outlines the types of calls guests may make and the hotel's obligation to charge for telephone services. The document also lists other communication equipment used in front offices like two-way radios, pagers, mobile phones, pay phones, and fax/internet.
This document discusses the tools and equipment used in hotel front offices, including different types of telephone exchanges that have been replaced by more modern electronic systems allowing mobile communication. It outlines the types of calls guests may make and the hotel's obligation to charge for telephone services. The document also lists other communication equipment used in front offices like two-way radios, pagers, mobile phones, pay phones, and fax/internet.
Dr. BMN College of Home Science NAAC Accredited ‘A+’ Grade CGPA 3.69/4 UGC Status: College for Potential of Excellence INTRODUCTION It has become very important in today’s time to keep in touch with the latest technology for the smooth function of any department in the hotel industry.
Hence, one should know properly the latest
tools and equipment's used in the front office area and most important the use of them. TELEPHONE EXCHANGE The telecommunications industry has developed rapidly with new innovations every six months. They have hotel telecommunications as follows: Satellite connections have made cumbersome
telephone exchanges redundant
Electronic exchanges can be operated from
desktops requiring minimal space
Mobile phones make communication easier reducing the use of the telephone exchange There are many types of calls a guest may place during a hotel stay:
Local calls Domestic long distance calls
International calls
Calling card calls
Credit cards calls
Conference calls
Toll free calls
The hotel is obliged to charge for these services
and thereby earn subsidiary revenue for the establishment TYPES OF EXCHANGES PBX – PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE PABX – PRIVATE AUTOMATIC BRANCH EXCHANGE EPABX – ELECTRONIC PRIVATE AUTOMATIC BRANCH EXCHANGE OTHER COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT TWO WAY WALKIE - TALKIES PAGER MOBILE PHONES TELEPHONE INSTRUMENTS PAY PHONES FAX AND INTERNET THANK YOU
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