Middle East: The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain Debuts New Meeting App






Apps are increasing in demand among meeting and event organisers looking for a hi-tech way to help manage their conferences.

Always at the cutting edge, The Ritz- Carlton, Bahrain is introducing a new mobile app called Chime that connects clients with a conference concierge via their mobile device. Meeting planners can make service requests for everything from food and beverage options to audio-visual set-up and room configuration. The handy menu of options is accessible through a simple, touch-activated app available on any wireless-connected or web-enabled mobile device. Chime also features a text tool that allows planners to give specific instructions during a meeting. Once a request is made, the planner will receive a response from the conference concierge confirming receipt of the request and that the service is being processed.

“The Ritz-Carlton leads the way when it comes to innovation and Chime extends this notion into the digital and mobile realms by allowing meeting planners around the world to schedule services prior to and during their events,” said David Murphy, vice president for food and beverage design and development. “We strive to create unique, memorable and seamless meeting and event experiences for all of our guests. Chime anticipates the needs of meeting planners and supports event teams in delivering personalised service.” 

Read more at Meetmiddleeast.com…

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