The Role of Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group in The World-class Hospitality

Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group has a long track record of impressive growth and far-reaching goals for the future. To help ensure that achieve and the ambitions, investing in the compelling portfolio of relevant, contemporary brands. Its also continuously optimizing the operations, focusing on strategic and the marketing. its globally has a powerful set of differentiators. Its provide World-Class Hospitality. The company has a long history of being a great responsible business in the world. Its passionate about the caring for the consumer, and that extends beyond the walls of this hotels. This company believes that Carlson Rezidor needs to be a proper and responsible business for the consumer, communities and the earth. This is a core belief that is at the very heart of our business. This company looking for a great staff to manage the consumer.

Carlson Rezidor hotel company has great property globally. Being a great hotel group company made many histories and the service was good from the beginning. They provide many styles of service to the consumer. The company has a club Carlson service facility to the customer. The company has seven major hotels which are very famous around the world. There are Quorvus Collection, Radisson Blu, Radisson, Radisson Red, Park Plaza, Park Inn by Radisson, Country Inns & Suites By Carlson. They have a great facility for the members and good offer also. This company over 75 years of hospitality service experience. And the powerful set of brands that deliver world-class hospitality service experience. The new generation of expertly cured about the luxury hotel inspired by the many lifestyles of the contemporary of global traveler around the world. The caravan Rezidor hotel company provide world leading hotels brand and the iconic hotel also. The hotel brand has a innovative room service and the event facility, bar, and restaurant facility as well. the company has social responsibility and service driven. The company caring, sharing and daring for the consumer. Carlson Rezidor understands guests as real people with the very real wants and needs, is truly committed to building meaningful, personal relationships with the customer . With smart engaging service setting designs consist the energy and style of each individual location. This company provides outstanding meeting spaces and guest rooms.

The service encounter: Total control of the service exchange, while important to the consumer, is not possible. The service of the worker is unavoidable even in highly standardized operations such as Carlson Rezidor. As a result, the consumer may perceive a reduction in her level of control over the manufacturing of process. When the consumers perceive a reduction in control of the manufacturing process, they seek cues and reassurances that they will obtain their desired service outcomes. The consumer's attention is directed to employees’ actions to make such estimations. ( Peter Schofield, Nicole Katics. 2006 )What the company will later describe as “fair” behaviors on the part of the service worker act to reassure the consumer of the positive service outcomes. Individuals may treat the demonstration of fair behavior as substitutes for a sense of control (Namasivayam, K. & Hinkin, T. R. (2003) ). As noted, in the service encounter the service worker often assumes control of the interaction, which makes the exhibition of fair behavior important.

Research in non-hospitality settings has shown that there is a relationship between perceptions of control and satisfaction. The more a guest or customer loses his or her sense of control, the more likely she will experience uncertainty, stress, and, ultimately, dissatisfaction. The company proposes that to the extent consumers perceive greater levels of control in the service exchange. Over there are last two decades, the hospitality industry has witnessed a considerable shift of focus towards customer orientation, however, the vast body of the relevant hospitality research literature with few exceptions concentrating on the concept of internal marketing and internal service constructs – is focused on the external encounters, where one department in the hotel serves another like as Carlson Rezidor. The purpose of this company was to explore an in three ‘Capacity management is an essential responsibility of the operations function.

The objective is to match the level of capacity to the level of demand both in terms of quantity (how much) and capability (the skill mix to meet the product/service specification)’ that distinguish a successful internal service encounter from a non‐successful one. Although internal customers were usually not recognized as such it was found that interpersonal relations affect to a great extent all internal service encounters in a hotel. Other factors influencing the internal service encounters are the professionalism, the dependability, the conscientiousness of the internal suppliers, their communication skills and the consideration they show to their internal customers (Beverley Sparks, Karin Weber. 2008). The rooms division service chain involves mainly two forms of internal service encounter. In the first, front office requests rooms that are serviced and checked by housekeeping for the external customer. From this perspective, the efficiency of the front office largely depends on the efficiency of housekeeping. In the second form, housekeeping identifies possible maintenance problems in the guestrooms or in public areas and reports them to maintenance. Housekeeping cannot give a guest room to the front office if anything is out of order and, in such a situation, its performance depends on maintenance's response. Additionally, some international hotel chains (e.g. Starwood) have adopted a guest service system by which all guest requests are automatically transferred to housekeeping. In this case, guests will most probably consider that housekeeping is responsible for any delay in addressing a maintenance request reported by them.

Again, a part of housekeeping's efficiency this time in the eyes of the guest depends on the response to maintenance. Communication is one of the most important elements in interdepartmental relationships. Therefore listening carefully and properly communicating the progress of work, plans and problems are two of the most obvious behaviors for this category. However, apart from these service behaviours, two of the analysts agreed that this category should include another aspect of internal service encounter accessibility/availability which, according to the incidents reported (24 negative incidents ± nine for front office not being able to contact housekeeping and 13 for housekeeping not being able to contact maintenance), is strongly related with communication( Michael Davidson. 2008). People management: The staff members of every hospitality and tourism organization are its most important resource. How their work is managed (facilitated) directly impacts the success or failure of the organization.

The basic management process is the same in almost any type of organization, and it consists of six basic functions that relate to all resources, including staff members. These functions are listed in Figure which also provides an example of human resources responsibilities applicable to each function. Customer relationship marketing The appreciation of relationship marketing is in building and retaining long-standing relationships with customers, which has a huge impression for various organizations in the West. In any case, because of standards and ethnic modifications, the same term cannot be applied in the local context. This study is mainly drawn from the data collected through an online survey at five-star hotels in the city of Bangalore. The purpose of this research is to draw the hoteliers’ attention to relationship marketing and propose the use of this term for the existing strategies currently used in hotels.

The extensive literature review related to strategies practiced in the hotel industry supports the mapping of strategies into one distinguished term: Relationship Marketing. The primary aim of the study is to develop a framework based on literature for hoteliers to implement and practice the new term in the hotel industry. The study ends with a blueprint as well as recommendations in using the new term to enhance customer relationship and loyalty. The proposed of this attempts to investigate the relationship between employees’ branding, employees’ behaviors, and service quality. There has been a considerable improvement in the service delivery system of the hotel industry and the concept of CRM has taken a new dimension and is gaining momentum in this sector. The present study on CRM concludes that almost all the owners/managers of the selected hotels in Ludhiana were aware of the CRM concept and are practicing it in their respective hotels.

However, high/medium tariff hotels are practicing it to a greater extent and low tariff hotels are practicing it according to their convenience. The companies are undertaking various activities for acquiring customers, for customer development through personalization and customization, and for customer retention. Further, CRM practices help the hoteliers to increase customer satisfaction, win customer loyalty and retain the customers which result in increased market share and high profitability. Relationship marketing is a topic that extensively deals with customer loyalty. By satisfying customers, it is the aim of relationship marketing to make customers loyal to buy further products from the company and recommend others to do the same. It is an essential marketing strategy that has to be used in tandem with almost all products and services today for the parent company to remain successful. Relationship marketing is one of the areas with the most expression in the field of marketing, recognized not only by academics but also by practitioners. Its application in the business world is ever more visible.

It is not only the multiple direct marketing configurations that are being increasingly utilized and which enter the field (not being restricted to physical mail) as mobile marketing; rather, it is also the individualization of products, it is the increasing use of services, it is loyalty programs, and in fact it is the multiple channels of interaction with the customer. The present work is an open book of information for newcomers in the hotel sector. This study is an auxiliary information tool to consider as one of the elements for service delivery in the hotel sector. This study concept can be applied in other industries by adding the common secondary terms used in that particular industry. Service communications Communication may be defined as the activity aiming to constitute an arrangement to convey information as one of the fundamental pillars of social life and organizational structure as well as the activity of forming relationships between organizations and groups.

A healthy communication is needed for people to know and understand each other better, to create better-functioning organizations and to resolve problems easier (Sabuncuoğlu & Tüz, 2001; Ruck & Welch, 2012). If an adequate importance is not placed on communication problems in an organization, it may not be possible, for example, for people to have better relationships within that organization. Communication has various definitions and descriptions in the literature. Writers have suggested that communication is the activity of exchanging messages or thoughts through speaking, pointing or writing; on reciprocal terms, however, they define it as a message exchange process and they suggest that communication event happens when messages have been completely conveyed. Communication has also been defined as the process of conveying a message containing information from a source to a recipient and has been indicated to be a term expressing the exchange of feelings and thoughts between people. Human factor comes forth as the most important factor for the organizations in the hospitality sector due to its labor-intensive quality.

Communication is considered as an important factor in tourism establishments and especially in accommodation establishments where human factor is significantly important for the constancy and regularity of the activity of workers as well as sustainability and efficiency of organizations. An accommodation establishment which does not use communication channels properly may not be able to conduct operations regularly and correctly as well since this specific sector provides services for human beings by human beings as a labor-intensive sector. Human beings who are positively or negatively affected by any behavior, spoken word and attitude make their decisions as a result of these interactions. And communication is one of the fundamental characteristics differentiating human beings from all other living creatures.

Demand and capacity management Capacity management is an essential responsibility of the operations function. The objective is to match the level of capacity to the level of demand both in terms of quantity (how much) and capability (the skill mix to meet the product/service specification(Hill, 2000, p. 184). The increasing competition in the hotel market is a great challenge for hotel managers. Hoteliers are forced to respond because simply selling landscape, nature or comfortable hotel beds is no longer sufficient. Hotels thus need to adopt appropriate strategies in order to succeed. Several strategies are used by hoteliers to ensure the survival and growth of their hotels through profitability in this competitive era. One of such strategies is capacity management. Capacity management is the ability to balance demand from customers and the ability of the service delivery system to satisfy that demand (Armistead & Clark, 1994). Demand for hotel rooms, hence, fluctuates annually, weekly, and daily posing difficulties in predicting demand. Consequently, when dealing with the issue of fixed capacity, a balance between occupancy rate and average room rate must be achieved in order to achieve optimal revenue.

The focus must not only be on high occupancy rates, attention must also be paid to the revenue that is generated. Selling too many rooms at a low rate may not be a good solution (Inkpen, 1998).

• Performance measurement.
• An ideal performance management system is one that energizes the people in an organization to focus effort on.
•  Improving things that really matter.
• One that gives people the information and freedom that they need to realize.
• Their potential within their own roles and that aligns their contribution with the success of the enterprise.

There is no pretense that striving for service excellence is easy, but it is possible to excel as many small and large enterprises have shown to be the case. However, it is a long-term journey, one fuelled by passion and commitment, a structured approach, engaged employees and total customer focus. The principles described here are readily applicable in any business and should help to revise and enhance the existing approach of Identifying service management excellence.