by Elliott Mest | Jan 25, 2017 Vanessa Ogle, CEO of Enseo, a developer of set-top boxes and the only official partner of Netflix in the hospitality sector, expressed concerns regarding the industry’s ability to accommodate new technology to the degree that the market demands. She referred to the current state of network infrastructure in hotels as “archaic” in[...]

Luke Bouma | January 20, 2017 We always knew Netflix was popular but now we have some idea how popular it is when people have the option of Netflix or traditional pay TV. Enseo is a company that enables hotel TVs to access a wide range of apps and features. These TVs allow hotel guests to[...]

By Andrew Bucholtz | January 20, 2017 Offering ESPN has long been important for hotels, and recent data suggests ESPN is still one of the most-watched entertainment options there. However, it’s been passed by a surprising source: Netflix. This data comes from a report from Enseo, a company that enables hotel TVs to offer access to[...]

by Nick Tylwalk | January 20, 2017 If you’re a hotelier looking to increase occupancy rates, maybe consider adding Netflix as an amenity. At the risk of dating myself, I remember when “Free HBO” was a thing that hotels used on signage to try to convince people to stay there instead of at a competitor. Now[...]

By Fox News | January 11, 2017 According to data from Enseo, a company that provides in room entertainment solutions for some of the world’s biggest hotel brands like Marriott, more hotel guests are streaming a show or movie from Netflix in hotels that have axed pornographic video-on-demand (VOD) than ordering traditional adult-themed programming. Around 1[...]

By Emily Wilson | January 13, 2017 CHICAGO (January 13, 2017) – Hotel Technology Next Generation (HTNG) announces three companies signed on to participate in HTNG’s new Platinum Plus Program: Tink Labs, Trustwave and Enseo. Within the first month of launch, the Platinum Plus Program secured three out of its four planned spots for 2017.[...]

By Ashley Rodriguez | January 12, 2017 Hotel guests would rather Netflix and chill than watch pay-per-view porn, new research shows. Adult entertainment has long been a profitable source of in-room entertainment for hotels, but the proliferation of high-speed internet, and guests who bring their own streaming devices, has reduced the need for video rentals at chains around the world. Just[...]

As over-the-top services like Netflix became popular, it became obvious that what people wanted to watch in hotel rooms was changing.

Luke Bouma | January 6, 2017 Ever go to a hotel only to remember how horrible traditional pay TV is? Did you bring a Roku or Fire TV with you only to find out the hotel has locked down the TV preventing you from adding it? Can’t find something to watch and wish you had Netflix? Now Enseo, the[...]