FSTEC Conference

Sunday, September 17, 2017

Anaheim Marriott, Anaheim, CA

FSTEC is the industry's most comprehensive technology conference and the only event of its kind focused exclusively on both commercial and noncommercial foodservice. With more than 1,400 top-level executives in attendance, this three-day event is a powerful platform for emerging companies and technologies to not only launch into the marketplace, but gain real traction. It's not just about the latest gadgets; FSTEC is unmatched when it comes to interaction, information exchange and delivering true business-building solutions.  

Suppliers

Brandy Mulcahy | bmulcahy@winsightmedia.com 480-337-3426

Operators

Mark Hatch | mhatch@winsightmedia.com | 480-337-3419

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Technology

At FSTEC, restaurants ask the key question on AI: Why?

Tech Check: Operators are working to see past the hype to understand the business case for AI. Hopes are high, but realistic.

Technology

The restaurant tech generation gap is smaller than you'd think

Gen Zers say they're more likely to use tech, when given the option. But both old and young still value human interaction when dining out.

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At FSTEC, these C-suite execs shared their brand experiences with AI, kiosks and mining data. But, fundamentally, it's about making the human experience better.

At the annual restaurant technology conference, which began on Sunday, executives were more preoccupied with how new technology can improve the customer experience.

Many vendors are debuting new AI tools at the annual tech event, which starts Sunday in Orlando. Here’s what to watch for.

Restaurant Business’ annual foodservice technology conference is coming to Orlando, Florida, later this month, and the city offers a vibrant restaurant scene to explore in between sessions.

Be more thoughtful on voice AI names. Convenience stores are coming for your business. And technology isn’t your labor savior. Those are among the biggest takeaways from the annual technology conference.

Operators big and small testified to the transformative benefits of the technology. “I think the restaurant experience is going to look much different,” one attendee said.

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