In the United States, 10% of the population is employed by the restaurant industry, meaning that you have at least a one in ten chance of knowing someone who works in a restaurant every year. Those odds go up when you consider people who have worked in a restaurant at some point, meaning that you or …
An institution in Canada, Boston Pizza launched in the mid-60s with a traditional restaurant setup: pen and paper tickets to collect and send orders from the front to the back and vice versa. Twelve years ago, Cavin Green, Vice President of Business Technology & Systems at Boston Pizza …
As a restaurant guest, a long wait for a table is frustrating, but so is waiting for the bill. It might seem like a small thing, but when you break it down, this process is laden with delays: Waiting for the bill Awaiting the payment pickup Waiting for the credit card receipt return for …
Technology connects the world around us in tacit and often invisible ways more and more every day. Many factors shape guest experiences, from the way that you order food to the way the kitchen works in the restaurant, all through technological solutions designed to remain dynamic and hidden. Whether …
Restaurant operators look for technology investments that produce two things: visibility and traffic. Luckily, DineTime’s latest Google integration expands our restaurant waitlist software, so operators get both but with an added BAM! (As Emeril would say!) QSR Automations has 20 of the top 25 …
As a means of interfacing with the world around us, sound is such a prevalent feature of the natural world, that we take for granted how frequently we’re surrounded by it. While the human ear offers a robust frequency range, prolonged exposure to sounds that exceed 85db can lead to permanent hearing …
