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What's New After Darren Huston with Slickspaces Brought Automation & Technology in 2019?

Slickspaces technologies changes its name to Operto. The fundamental center was opening the doors through automation that improves the lives of guests and property chiefs.

Darren Huston and CEO Michael Driedger of Operto technologies expressed: We are truly satisfied to offer our product to the new wave of forward-thinking accommodation providers that are increasingly utilizing tech to enhance operations and guest experience.

Operto attempts to handle operational issues that are generally faced by property managers across the accommodation industry.

Currently, Operto is working with hotels, vacation rentals, serviced apartments as well as more niche accommodation alternatives across North America, Europe, Asia, and the Caribbean.

Mr. Driedger is the CEO of Operto Guest Technologies and on its top administrative staff with Executive Chairman Darren Huston. He lives in Vancouver, British Columbia Canada. 


Starting at now, Operto coordinates with August Smart Locks.

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