New industry-leading data tool provides expanded functionality designed for owners

PLANO, Texas, Sept. 30, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Aimbridge Hospitality, a leading, global hotel management company and the world’s largest third-party hotel operator, is strengthening its technology leadership in the industry with a newly developed proprietary data reporting platform called Aimbridge Intelligence, built to provide greater transparency and collaboration with owners.

Housed in OwnView, a dedicated portal exclusively available to Aimbridge owners, Aimbridge Intelligence creates new opportunities for owners with seamless access to information, including key performance data intended to offer greater flexibility and self-service capabilities to complement the work of property support teams.

“We are constantly striving to be the most trusted hotel operator in the industry, and we are committed to solving challenges and celebrating successes with our owner partners, which led to the creation of OwnView and Aimbridge Intelligence to further prioritize their needs,” said Craig S. Smith, Aimbridge CEO. “This technology offering is another important step we are taking as part of a new chapter at Aimbridge, providing transparent, collaborative solutions for our owners while holding ourselves accountable in our performance-driven culture.”

Built on Power BI to automate data integration and updates, Aimbridge Intelligence gives owners near real-time access to STR performance, RevPAR Index, profitability, guest service, and turnover data. Through this data tool, owners can view the metrics associated with their individual hotels or an entire portfolio, allowing for expedited implementation of relevant strategies to address areas of opportunity.

Today marks a first-generation edition of Aimbridge Intelligence, and future features will incorporate AI and machine learning for demand forecasting, with other possible expansions of functionality to include more comprehensive data sets for deeper comparisons and trend tracking.

“We set out to build a groundbreaking data product that would solve our long-standing desire to provide owners this information and data in this format, enhancing their understanding of hotel performance, profitability, and services, with an elevated level of transparency,” said Keryn McNamara, Aimbridge Chief Information Officer. “With Aimbridge Intelligence, owners have direct access to the data they’ve been seeking, allowing for deeper analysis along with increased efficiency and speed in accessing relevant information. We are proud of our teams for developing this transformational tool intended to better serve our owners and enhance data accessibility.”

To learn more about Aimbridge Hospitality and its commitment to provide owners with the most comprehensive, performance-driven service in the industry, visit aimbridgehospitality.com.

About Aimbridge Hospitality

Aimbridge Hospitality is the world’s leading global hospitality management company. A trusted operator of over 80 globally recognized lodging brands and distinctive luxury and lifestyle assets, Aimbridge delivers compelling results for hotel owners by leveraging proprietary data and insights as an authority in key markets and destinations, while creating exceptional guest experiences. Aimbridge continually strives to set the new standard in hospitality excellence, leading the industry into the future through a wealth of unmatched resources and best-in-class supplier agreements, while recruiting and developing top industry talent in all key verticals and geographies. To learn more, visit www.aimbridgehospitality.com. Connect with Aimbridge on LinkedIn.

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ARLINGTON, Va., Sept. 30, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — On Friday, September 27th, the Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP) convened its quarterly Board of Advisors meeting in Arlington, Virginia. The meeting was chaired by Dr. Eric Schmidt, and participants included Bob Work, Dr. Nadia Schadlow, Mac Thornberry, Michele Flournoy, and SCSP’s panel experts and advisors.

The topics of the day’s discussions included MIT Technology Review’s 125th-anniversary issue on “The Next 125 Years of Technology,” the future of U.S.-China relations and China’s technological advances, the current state of AI, including for national defense, the road to artificial general intelligence, and the impact of AI on the workforce.

“China’s emergence as a strategic competitor presents a multifaceted challenge for the United States. The size of its economy, its rapid technological advancements, and increasing military capabilities have eroded traditional U.S. advantages across a range of industries and geopolitical domains,” said SCSP Board of Advisor Member Nadia Schadlow. “To maintain our competitive edge, the United States must adopt a comprehensive strategy that addresses China’s economic, military, and diplomatic initiatives, while fostering alliances and partnerships to counter its influence. Today’s discussions continue our work towards a strategy to navigate this increasingly complex techno-economic and geopolitical landscape.”

Presenters at the meeting included high-level government officials, national security specialists, and technology journalists including: MIT Review Executive Editor Amy Nordrum; White House Office and Science and Technology Policy Deputy Director Stephen P. Welby; the 18th US Trade Representative Ambassador Robert Lightheizer; Joint Staff Director for Joint Force Development Lieutenant General Dagvin R.M. Anderson; Financial Times China-Europe correspondent James Kynge; Situational Awareness Founder Leopold Aschenbrenner; and Stanford University Professor Dr. Erik Brynjolfsson.

“Achieving artificial general intelligence will be the most consequential milestone of this decade for our economy, society, and security – and it is essential that America continue to lead the way in this pursuit,” said SCSP President Ylli Bajraktari.

For more information about SCSP, please contact Senior Director for Communications and Public Affairs Tara Rigler at tmr@scsp.ai. To subscribe to the SCSP newsletter, please click here.

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NEW YORK, Sept. 30, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Lately, many Pokémon Go players are dealing with ‘Pokémon Go failed to detect location 12‘ error while using a location changer app. Some are turning to unofficial third-party cracking tools to fix it, but these are unreliable and can put accounts at risk. “However, Tenorshare iAnyGo has made a breakthrough to get rid of ‘Pokémon Go error 12’ for good. It lets you modify your Pokémon Go location without cracked app or requiring jailbreak,” says a Tenorshare spokesperson.

Why Does Pokemon Go Say Failed to Detect Location 12?

Often, “failed to detect location 12” error in Pokémon Go occurs when using unreliable location-changing apps. These might not be able to mask your GPS location properly or interfere with game’s location services, leading to this issue. Many users have had to resort to third-party tools requiring them to use a cracked version of game as a ‘Pokémon Go error 12’ fix.

However, iAnyGo is the first software on market to offer a solution without cracking or jailbreaking. With its advanced technology, it can resolve ‘Pokémon Go failed to detect location 12’ on iPhone or other devices without compromising security of your game account.

[Sep Update] Fix Pokémon Go Error 12 Without Modified App (Safe and Stable)

You can use Tenorshare iAnyGo to fix ‘Pokémon Go error 12’ without modified app, meaning it doesn’t need a cracked version of game. iAnyGo can help you spoof your location properly so you can play Pokémon Go from anywhere in world without leaving comfort of your home. Here are this tool’s key features:

Fix ‘Pokémon Go failed to detect location 12’ error on iOS/Android devices.Move automatically at a chosen speed.Cooldown timer to prevent ban.Import GPX files to plan custom routes.Zoom in to improve planning.Simulate walking, cycling, or driving speeds.Save your favorite locations for quick access.Halt movement whenever required.Use a GPS joystick for easy control.Follow routes with two or more points.Support iOS 18 and Android 15.Change location on up to 15 devices at a given time.

Follow steps below to fix error 12 on Pokémon Go with iAnyGo:

Step 1: Open iAnyGo on your computer. Then, choose “‘Change Location.”
Step 2: Plug in your iPhone/Android to same PC and start spoofing location on given map.

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Big Tenorshare Deals on iOS 18 & iPhone 16!

To celebrate iOS 18, Tenorshare is holding a giveaway. Users participating in event will have a chance at landing an iPhone 16 and discounts on Tenorshare products that’ll improve their iOS 18 experience.

About Tenorshare

Tenorshare iAnyGo helps fix ‘Pokémon Go failed to detect location 12’ error without modifying original Pokémon Go app and allows you to spoof your location safely. Smartphone solutions provider, Tenorshare, is always on the hunt to find resolutions for new iOS/Android errors.

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