The swissnet Group has secured a major hospitality sector contract to implement a comprehensive digitalization and infrastructure project for a traditional hotel on Lake Constance, marking the first deployment of all seven core solutions together in a customer project. This implementation demonstrates both the scalability of swissnet's business model and its ability to meet complex requirements from a single source, with completion scheduled for March 2026.
The project represents a significant advancement in the hotel's digital customer journey through a state-of-the-art solution portfolio that rebuilds technical infrastructure with holistic future support. Perfectly coordinated systems create a modern, secure, and future-proof overall solution that addresses one particular regional challenge: weak broadband infrastructure reliably solved through satellite internet implementation.
At the project's center is a high-performance guest Wi-Fi network with integrated marketing functions alongside Wi-Fi telephones in all rooms that optimize internal processes and improve accessibility. This system is complemented by a modern firewall solution meeting highest security standards and a smart door-locking system increasing both convenience and security.
Through this comprehensive modernization, the hotel increases efficiency while ensuring highest service quality for guests, employees, and overall operations. The project volume for swissnet amounts to a six-figure euro sum, with additional growth potential emerging through the hotel's connection to a large regional hotel cooperation organizing approximately 3,300 hotels and accommodations in the Lake Constance area.
Jonathan Sauppe, Group Co-CEO DACH of the swissnet Group, stated the project demonstrates expertise in holistic digitalization concepts for hospitality while confirming the company's successful transformation into an end-to-end partner for multiple industries. The swissnet Group serves customers across retail, hospitality, healthcare, and public sectors with location-based marketing software, Wi-Fi infrastructure systems, and Wi-Fi guest hotspots through intelligent cloud-based technologies supporting omnichannel strategies.
This implementation matters because it represents a scalable model for regional hospitality digitalization where infrastructure limitations traditionally hindered technological advancement. The project demonstrates how integrated solutions can overcome geographical broadband challenges while creating operational efficiencies that benefit both businesses and consumers in tourism-dependent regions. For further information about the company's solutions, visit http://www.swissnet.ag.
