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The latest news and trends in restaurant technology
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Uber Eats makes it easier for some restaurants to sign up

Operators that use Toast or Clover can now create an account directly through their POS systems and with "just a few clicks."

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Finding a one-stop solution for restaurant entertainment

When it comes to television programming and sports in restaurants, the benefits are undeniable: Customers come in for specific programming they want to see, often bringing bigger dining parties, spending more and leaving more satisfied overall.

The software will connect third-party delivery channels directly to Wendy’s POS system as the chain looks to grow its digital business.

Tech Check: What began as an easy way to boost revenues has become a big, sophisticated business. Here are three questions that will define the future of delivery-only concepts.

Voice bots were a highlight at the annual tech event, which saw record turnout amid a challenging time for restaurants.

The new Brinker International CEO wants to invest in tools that can help the business today, not in five years.

Picture someone just coming home from work, thinking about placing an order from their favorite local restaurant. As they narrow down their menu choices, they’re also weighing their options between ta...

In the restaurant market of 2050, automatons will be doing a lot more than running orders to tables and flipping burgers, predicted FSTEC founder and 2022 speaker Rob Grimes.

The Bottom Line: The difficult operating environment has pushed more operators to adopt technology to boost sales and save on labor. But many of these moves are defensive.

Chefs and managers, on the other hand, are less likely to be replaced by robots, according to a new survey.

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