FirstEnergy Stadium, home of the Cleveland Browns, partners with Boomerang, the leading lost and found technology platform to modernize its lost and found operation and guest experience.
You arrive at your destination, say your thank you’s, close the door, and off your chariot goes… minutes later, a jolt of anxiety pierces your heart. You just left your phone in the backseat of your ride. What happens next?
At Boomerang, we can’t solve lost and found without our amazing people like Cesar who build innovative and impactful technology that allows us to get people back their items, as seamlessly as possible. We’re so excited and proud to have him be a founding member of our engineering team.
Do I check-in a bag, or do I not? Before making that critical decision, keep reading 🙂 Getting yourself from A to B, on-time safely, is something airlines do for us thousands of times a day. The execution of logistics, staffing, and scheduling that has to be run perfectly to do this is no easy task.
There are roughly 133,000 hotels in the U.S. alone. On average, hotels collect anywhere between 20 to 200 found items per month. In this blog, I’m going to break down the time-sunk economics that Lost & Found brings to a fast-paced hotel staff that is trying their best to wow customers at every touch-point while running a profitable business.
