Putting the crowd to work for you
By
Sonja Holverson, Professor of Marketing at Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL) | 10 Apr 13
Crowdsourcing is a relatively new technique for tapping into the vast pool of talent and labor available via the Internet. It particularly offers small independent hotels an alternative approach to marketing success, writes Sonja Holverson, Professor of Marketing at Switzerland's Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne.
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About Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL)
Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL) is an ambassador for traditional Swiss hospitality and has been a pioneer in hospitality education since 1893. It has created and inspired a unique professional community of 25,000 hospitality managers, united by the values and the legacy of EHL. EHL offers five academic programs; a Bachelor, a Master of Science, a blended MBA and a suite of professional development courses. The academic portfolio is developed to evolve and adapt to the needs of both the industry and the students, and offers a wide range of possibilities that make an EHL education flexible and accessible to young talents from all around the world. EHL is regularly recognized as the best hotel management school in the world, offering university studies to over 3000 enthusiastic and talented students from over 100 different nationalities. EHL is a member of EHL Group, a life-long learning partner for the hospitality industry.
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