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Business, 14.12.2021 18:00, Juliette9525

Part-1 Aspects covered in the FM course:
1) Planning/Strategy formulation: feasibility studies, strategy formulation, sourcing/procurement,
service delivery, performance management, etc.
2) Sustainability: Sustainability/sustainable development, CSR
3) Innovation
4) Technologies and systems employed: IT, Cleaning technology, Building systems (HVAC)

Each group needs to select ONE of the above four aspects of FM and summarize theoretical/practical implications for the hotel and/or hospitality industry. For this task, students need to select the most important aspect that group members believe is. Students should answer this question by considering the following guideline.

1) Theoretical implications relate to theoretical models as well as theoretical background (e. g.,definitions, related studies, theories, etc.) you learned during the class .
2) Practical implications relate to real case examples and/or any recommendations for the hotel/hospitality industry in consideration the chosen , one aspect These recommendation(s) should be based on theoretical implications presented above.

Part 2
1) When operating a hotel property, why do you (each member) think a manager should consider the chosen aspect your group chosen in Part 1?
2) What is the real example which supports your argument?

=> My group has chosen Innovation in part 1 and completed Part 1 So I need to answer Part 2 question as individual can anyone help me please?

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