Information Communication Technology as a Strategic Resource in Enhancing Business Performance of Small Hotels in Ghana
Ivy Fosua Osei, Sharon Atakpa, Eric Paintsil, Adelaide Spio- Kwofie
Journal of Scientific Research and Reports · pp. 93–106 · Published 19 Aug 2020
10.9734/jsrr/2020/v26i730288Abstract
Information communication technology as a business-enhancing strategy to improve business is on the ascendancy. However, a survey in 2016 visualises that 70% of the hotels especially the small hotels across the globe follow the old marketing practices due to poor marketing. Ghana is not exempted from these strategies, as small hotels appears to be operating but in reality, are just adding to hotels number. With a population size of three hundred and sixty-nine, the study seeks to investigate the strategic uses of information communication technology as a resource and its influence on hotel business. The result from respondents indicates that, the strategic use of information technology as a resource by the small size hotels influence performance. Some of the business information communication technology impact is online reservations, communication with guests and improvement in service quality that leads to customer satisfaction. Above all, it offers many options for small hotels in capturing their market space online using information communication technology.
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