Discover how pool and spa businesses are embracing technology to enhance customer convenience and build loyalty. From in-store shopping apps to online payment systems and rewards programs, these tools are streamlining operations and creating seamless shopping experiences, positioning retailers for success in 2024.
In today’s tight hiring market, companies need to place more emphasis on education to retain and develop their own employees as well as to recruit and hire new staff. Many in the pool and spa industry are taking an innovative approach to retaining and finding new employees by focusing on “human capital” from the individual worker’s perspective.
The past two pool seasons have emphasized the importance of having mobile software solutions to thrive in today’s business environment. With resources stretched thin, business software should be accessible on any mobile device to support staff and provide better customer service.
To help ensure their companies and stores maximize their profits and make data-driven decisions, this is the year savvy pool and spa professionals are embracing technology and various business software solutions to improve their business practices and combat possible uncertainty next season. Here are a few of the latest trends emerging in the industry.
With so many new pools in the market, the demand for service has grown as homeowners seek to keep their new investment clean. As a result, service technicians are stretched for time and need to use all the technology available to them between service visits. This is where automatic and battery-powered pool cleaners can really help.
There are many chemicals involved in creating a clean and safe pool, and they can be broken down into four main categories: sanitizers, oxidizers, algaecides, and ancillary chemicals. Each plays a different role in the “Three Ps” of pool care.
Officials from the French government have employed an artificial intelligence (AI) software developed by Google and a consulting firm, Capgemini, to discover 20,356 pools deliberately left undisclosed by the owners for avoiding taxes.
An Israeli startup has gained $6 million in venture capital funding for its Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered detection technology, aiming to take residential pool safety for children in the U.S. a notch above.
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