Cetis eNewsletter
July 2015
Cetis Announces New Corporate Campus And Warehouse Facilities.
Situated at the base of Pikes Peak in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Cetis, Inc., manufacturer of Teledex®, TeleMatrix® and Scitec® brand analog and VoIP hotel phones, has announced the purchase and opening of the company’s new 4.3 acre corporate headquarters campus located at 4975 N. 30th Street.
Located in the area known as the Garden of the Gods commercial district, the new Cetis corporate campus operates as a mixed-use space designed for Sales, Operations, Administration, and Warehousing. Neighbors include Verizon, Agilent, Fedex, Chefs Catalog, Entegis, and Aeroflex to name a few.
“We elected to invest in this new Cetis world headquarters campus to help meet the demands of our growing Americas installation base, and more vigorously support Cetis hotel customers and partners, who are helping us grow. We currently ship from 6 global distribution centers, including the new corporate facility where we stock an average of 300,000+ hotel phones,” states Dr. Bing N. Sun, Founder and CEO, Cetis, Inc.
Cetis is a preferred or approved supplier of hotel phones to the world’s leading hotels, hotel franchise corporations, and hotel management companies. In Las Vegas alone it is estimated that more than 250,000 Cetis hotel phones are installed in star-rated hotels.
Formed through the 2006 merger of Scitec and TeleMatrix, and the 2009 acquisition of Teledex assets, Cetis introduced the first Teledex brand hotel phones with programmable guest service keys and a customizable faceplate area. Teledex Diamond Series hotel phones continue to be recognized as the most popular hotel phones in the world. Today, Cetis ships more than 3,000 hotel phones daily, and supports 30+ million phones globally, including 300,000+ hotel VoIP phones.
For additional company and product details, call +1.719.638.8821, write [email protected], or click here to visit the Company page.
Located in the area known as the Garden of the Gods commercial district, the new Cetis corporate campus operates as a mixed-use space designed for Sales, Operations, Administration, and Warehousing. Neighbors include Verizon, Agilent, Fedex, Chefs Catalog, Entegis, and Aeroflex to name a few.
“We elected to invest in this new Cetis world headquarters campus to help meet the demands of our growing Americas installation base, and more vigorously support Cetis hotel customers and partners, who are helping us grow. We currently ship from 6 global distribution centers, including the new corporate facility where we stock an average of 300,000+ hotel phones,” states Dr. Bing N. Sun, Founder and CEO, Cetis, Inc.
Cetis is a preferred or approved supplier of hotel phones to the world’s leading hotels, hotel franchise corporations, and hotel management companies. In Las Vegas alone it is estimated that more than 250,000 Cetis hotel phones are installed in star-rated hotels.
Formed through the 2006 merger of Scitec and TeleMatrix, and the 2009 acquisition of Teledex assets, Cetis introduced the first Teledex brand hotel phones with programmable guest service keys and a customizable faceplate area. Teledex Diamond Series hotel phones continue to be recognized as the most popular hotel phones in the world. Today, Cetis ships more than 3,000 hotel phones daily, and supports 30+ million phones globally, including 300,000+ hotel VoIP phones.
For additional company and product details, call +1.719.638.8821, write [email protected], or click here to visit the Company page.
NEC And Cetis Sign Telephone Distribution Agreement.
NEC and Cetis sign distribution agreement. Present are Toine Moerdijk, Business Manager NEC Hospitality Solutions (left), Paul Kievit, President and Head of NEC Enterprise Solutions EMEA (left center), Hui Du Le-Ngoc, Managing Director, Cetis (EA), Ltd. (right center), and Philip Ofori, Sales Manager, Cetis (EA) Ltd. (right).
NEC and Cetis have signed a distribution agreement for the supply of hotel guestroom telephone sets to NEC business partners and sales channels in EMEA.
The agreement was signed during the NEC EMEA Partner Conference 2015 held in Athens, Greece in June.During a special Gala Dinner, Cetis received the NEC Best Complementary Solution Partner award.
The new NEC/Cetis distribution agreement includes Teledex and TeleMatrix brand hotel phones, which have been certified by the top 10 hotel chains worldwide and are an important complement to NEC’s Smart Hospitality solutions portfolio.
NEC business partners may contact their channel director for availability of the Cetis telephone sets pending their inclusion in the NEC logistics process.
The agreement was signed during the NEC EMEA Partner Conference 2015 held in Athens, Greece in June.During a special Gala Dinner, Cetis received the NEC Best Complementary Solution Partner award.
The new NEC/Cetis distribution agreement includes Teledex and TeleMatrix brand hotel phones, which have been certified by the top 10 hotel chains worldwide and are an important complement to NEC’s Smart Hospitality solutions portfolio.
NEC business partners may contact their channel director for availability of the Cetis telephone sets pending their inclusion in the NEC logistics process.
HITEC 2015 Update
An innovative clear plastic M Series Standard faceplate module encapsulates the customizable paper faceplate to communicate a professional image in the room, and simplify faceplate maintenance and cleaning.
Robert Persan, MIS, Hospitality Account Executive, FisionStay, winner of the Cetis iPad Mini 2 drawing at HITEC 2015, receives his new iPad from John Grubb, V.P. Sales & Marketing (right), and David Johnson, Senior Sales Director (left).
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Teledex M Series Standard Phones Feature Built-In USB Ports.
During HITEC 2015, Cetis debuted Teledex M Series Standard hotel phones available in analog, VoIP, corded, and cordless configurations with built-in USB charging ports on both the phone and remote handset kit.
 M Series Standard telephone
M Series Standard telephones are available with 5 or 10 configurable guest service keys on desk sets, and 0, 3, or 6 guest service keys on the innovative new front/rear facing RediDock remote cordless handsets. Cordless models support up to four handsets, including one on the base and three remotes. |
Hotel-Online News
New Study Maps Hotel Attributes Impact On Travel Booking Decisions.
Consumer research explains how travelers choose to book hotels within various travel contexts.
Munich, Germany and New York, USA - July 1, 2015 TrustYou, the inventor of the Meta-Review™ and global online reputation management leader, and Donna Quadri-Felitti, Director of the School of Hospitality Management at Pennsylvania State University, have released the results of a study to understand which hotel attributes have the biggest impact on travelers' booking decisions. The study used heat-mapping technology to understand which attributes prompted hotel bookings in eight different travel contexts (business travel, family vacation, etc.). The study is available for free download here.
Findings show the complexity of the booking process. To be within a traveler's consideration set, hotels must provide basics like cleanliness and comfort, which are the self-reported most important factors in determining where to stay. However, when presented review "snippets" or excerpts within a booking scenario, travelers often choose a hotel based on other factors relevant to the context in which they are traveling, such as great WiFi for business trips or wonderful rooms when planning a romantic getaway.
"Hotels must understand what travelers want and need in a hotel when making their booking decisions," says Quadri-Felitti. "These self-reported important attributes like cleanliness and comfort are required for a hotel to be a part of a traveler's consideration set. Once a hotel becomes part of the traveler's consideration set by delivering on the "must haves," it can then focus on attributes that actually trigger a traveler to book."
Valuable findings include:
Click here to read the entire article at Hotel-Online. Full details on what attributes prompt a traveler to book in each context are available in the free report here.
Findings show the complexity of the booking process. To be within a traveler's consideration set, hotels must provide basics like cleanliness and comfort, which are the self-reported most important factors in determining where to stay. However, when presented review "snippets" or excerpts within a booking scenario, travelers often choose a hotel based on other factors relevant to the context in which they are traveling, such as great WiFi for business trips or wonderful rooms when planning a romantic getaway.
"Hotels must understand what travelers want and need in a hotel when making their booking decisions," says Quadri-Felitti. "These self-reported important attributes like cleanliness and comfort are required for a hotel to be a part of a traveler's consideration set. Once a hotel becomes part of the traveler's consideration set by delivering on the "must haves," it can then focus on attributes that actually trigger a traveler to book."
Valuable findings include:
- The nine most important hotel attributes broken out for leisure travelers and business travelers (i.e., service, amenities, food, etc.)
- Details on traveler desires across six different leisure experiences and two different business travel scenarios.
- What family travelers and couples want most when choosing a hotel
Click here to read the entire article at Hotel-Online. Full details on what attributes prompt a traveler to book in each context are available in the free report here.
The Value Of Cetis Hotel Phones.
USB Charging.
Research studies continue to report that guests are bringing 4 to 5 smart devices into the guest room. Are you ready? Choose Teledex M Series Standard hotel phones with built-in USB charging ports engineered to charge both smartphone and tablet devices. Teledex M Series phones are equipped with two USB charging ports, one on each side of the phone base on M Series Standard telephones to help facilitate guest charging on the nightstand from either side. Ask your Cetis sales representative about Cetis USB charging solutions.
Research studies continue to report that guests are bringing 4 to 5 smart devices into the guest room. Are you ready? Choose Teledex M Series Standard hotel phones with built-in USB charging ports engineered to charge both smartphone and tablet devices. Teledex M Series phones are equipped with two USB charging ports, one on each side of the phone base on M Series Standard telephones to help facilitate guest charging on the nightstand from either side. Ask your Cetis sales representative about Cetis USB charging solutions.
Remember to order spares.
Have enough spare phones to prevent room vacancies and complaints? Make sure to stock plenty of clean, working Cetis hotel phones, and parts for repairs as well. Between normal wear and tear, spills, sticky keys, and frayed cords, stocking extra parts and phones for easy replacement will prevent a lot of hassle in the long run. We recommend stocking an extra 15% of phones for your guestrooms, plus additional cords and handsets for replacements.
Why Cetis?
Experience
- Teledex Diamond, the first, and still most popular hotel phone in the world, was introduced in 1990.
- Teledex I Series hotel phones were introduced in 2006 as the first VoIP sets developed specifically for hospitality applications.
- More than 300,000 Cetis hotel IP phones are installed and supported globally.
- 30+ million Cetis hotel phones are installed and supported worldwide.
- Cetis ships an average of 900,000 hotel phones annually.
