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Best Practices to Prevent Theft in Your Restaurant

Modern Restaurant Management

One study found that internal employee theft is responsible for 75 percent of inventory shortages and about 4 percent of restaurant sales. There are all kinds of different types of restaurant theft, ranging from food and inventory, theft at the register and checkout counter, external grease theft, time theft and employee product theft.

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The Importance of Having a Business Plan

Modern Restaurant Management

It takes a lot to become an entrepreneur including learning actively from mistakes, understanding operations, and managing finances. Many entrepreneurs who are new to the business might not consider issues like cash availability, inventory costs, and overhead costs. A business plan is necessary to clarify everything in the beginning.

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Improving Restaurant Inventory Management to Beat Rising Food Prices

Restaurant365

Restaurant inventory management plays a key role in overcoming rising food prices. As the rising food cost trend continues, it’s time to tighten your inventory control. Automate manual restaurant inventory processes to help overcome rising food prices. Integrate restaurant inventory management with your POS system.

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Back of House Restaurant Guide: Integrating FOH and BOH for Seamless Operations 

Apicbase

The back-of-house (or BOH) manages crucial elements that impact cost control and profitability. These include food production and inventory management. BOH roles include all kitchen staff—from executive head chefs to line cooks, kitchen porters, and cleaners—and any administrative staff and managers.

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TECHNOLOGY AND RESTAURANT CULTURE

Culinary Cues

We have already replaced counter staff in quick service restaurants, cashiers with self-checkout kiosks in grocery stores, and grab and go concepts where a guest never need interact with an employee – so why not continue on this path?

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The 4 Restaurant Automation Tools Your Restaurant Needs Now

Lavu

1) Self-Ordering Kiosks Most quick service and fast casual restaurants have customers place orders with a person at a counter. Related: Kitchen Display Systems: How Your Restaurant Can Benefit #3) Inventory Management System Tracking inventory at your restaurant can be tedious. Schedule your demo today.

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MRM EXCLUSIVE: Fast Food Has Become a Hi-Tech Job

Modern Restaurant Management

Taking orders at the counter and preparing quick meals were not necessarily perceived as stepping stones to better-paid careers with expanded responsibilities. Temperature logs are automatically captured and sent to management dashboard reports for 24/7 monitoring. Cashiers, cooks, and other QSR crew members. Fast forward to 2022.

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