Building structures have evolved according to the needs that human beings have created for themselves. They have been more or less sophisticated, depending on the technologies available at the time and the purchasing power of people to include them in their living spaces. Each of these aspects is associated with technology to create more advanced and comfortable homes.

During COVID19, many companies and businesses closed their doors. However, it is clear that it has been a year of reinventing ourselves, adapting to a new normal of making business, identifying new entrepreneurial opportunities and new innovative trends that have changed the course of many business models that lead the world.

Digital transformation has accelerated due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We have no doubt about that. Therefore, investment in technology gains weight in business strategies and budgets, regardless of the size of the company. Even for the smallest, incorporating technologies into your management can make the difference between surviving and getting ahead or disappearing. In the case of hospitality, digitization of processes in areas such as reservations, finance and marketing, had been gradually ascending. In the first case, for example, the irruption in the tourism sector of technological intermediation platforms for the purchase of vacations, and even for bookings of business trips, for example, forced companies to rethink the fare management with very different tools compared to those which had been used before. The direct -or through agency- purchase model had given way to clicking from a mobile device to reserve a room, an airplane seat or a complete vacation. The pandemic, so damaging for the hospitality industry, has increased our need for security and our digital lives. And that's going to stay that way after it is ended. For example, contact less habit will stay forever. We will continue to want to avoid touching anything that is not essential and this, for example,