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What's next in restaurant automation

By Restaurant Business Staff on Sep. 27, 2016
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Rob Grimes, chairman of FSTEC 2016 and CEO of the International Food and Beverage Technology Association, discusses what restaurant operators should consider automating.

 

Erik Thoresen, Technomic principal, discusses the challenges automation can solve.

 

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