How should hotels evaluate technology for accessibility during procurement?
October 7th, 2026
Accessibility should be considered during product selection rather than only after equipment has been installed. Procurement teams can evaluate factors such as control size, readability, tactile differentiation, audio and visual feedback, captioning capabilities, mounting requirements, interface complexity, reachability, and compatibility with accessibility features.
Engineering, operations, design, and accessibility specialists can also be involved when appropriate so purchasing decisions account for how equipment will actually be installed and used.
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