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How to Use Technology to Deliver on Customer Expectation

Restaurant365

According to the National Restaurant Association’s recently published State of the Restaurant Industry, the percentage breakdown of operators who plan on investing in back-of-the-house technology in 2022 are as follows: Family dining – 30%. Allaying allergen fears. Casual dining – 28%. Fine dining – 28%. Quickservice – 29%.

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The Rise of Food Allergies – and How to Keep Your Guests Safe and Happy

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require emergency medical attention from contact with a food allergen. Accurate allergen information is critical to guarantee your guests’ safety. Servers who may be well-versed in one iteration of a dish may find themselves in a tight spot if a change has been made but nutritional or allergen data hasn’t been updated.

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Restaurant Consumer Trends: Demographics, Lifestyle and Technology

The Restaurant Group

How Demographics, Lifestyle, and Technology are Changing Restaurant Consumer Trends. Thanks to primarily technology, consumers are capable of locating restaurants anywhere, viewing menu offerings, prices, pictures of food, and reviews. SERVING EVERYTHING WITH A SIDE OF TECH. MENU OPTIONS FOR MULTIPLE DIETS.

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How Chatbots are Revolutionizing the Restaurant Industry

The Rail

By Shubham Ahuja, Contributor It’s no secret that technology has become a major player in the hospitality industry over the past several years – such as increase adaption in delivery, online ordering, and touchless ordering/payment. You may be wondering where this technology will lead the industry in the future and if you should adopt it now.

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Digitize Your Old-Fashioned Recipe Books with ConnectSmart® RecipesPlus

QSR Automations

This feature allows kitchen staff to easily toggle back and forth between languages, as well as see allergen information, special cooking instructions, and contamination warnings, so nothing is left to interpretation.

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Digital Labeling Revolutionizes Food Safety

PathSpot

By providing accurate and up-to-date information on labels, such as allergen declarations, ingredient lists, and nutritional facts, digitizing labeling helps consumers make informed choices and avoid potential health risks. The post Digital Labeling Revolutionizes Food Safety appeared first on PathSpot Technologies.

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Catering to Health-Conscious Customers

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This is where technology can help. With a menu and engineering solution, you can automate the publishing of menus (and nutritional and allergen information) to your website. Our complimentary white paper shows how nutritional and allergen information can be used as a competitive advantage. Catering to Health-Conscious Customers.