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

Virtual Dining Concepts CEO Stephanie Sollers on the ‘super engaged fandom’ that fuels MrBeast Burger

The virtual brand now has a popular brick-and-mortar location. But will the chain franchise?

Technology

Glimpse of post-pandemic restaurant tech shows big steps in familiar directions

FSTEC attendees got a preview of what's next in ghost kitchens, loyalty programs and digital attempts to help with labor.

Restaurants are more eager than ever to use customer data. But getting that information from delivery service providers or other tech companies remains a challenge.

Day One of the FSTEC technology conference served up a slew of jaw-droppers about current industry issues, from labor to supply chain to virtual concepts and ghost kitchens.

Restaurant Community is an online platform dedicated to providing insights and networking to restaurant industry professionals.

The fast casual’s redesigned app was created to “balance speed and joy,” Cava’s CEO said.

A new virtual community on restaurant technology will feature more than 40 speakers over several weeks.

The fast casual was honored, along with Wingstop and 7-Eleven, by the editors of Restaurant Business at the FSTEC conference.

Surprises are expected when the focus of a conference is technological innovation. This year's FSTEC gathering did not disappoint.

This year’s class of social media standouts found surprising ways to break through on popular platforms, reinvent their voice on established ones and gain footing in the “brand”-new worlds of Snapchat, Instagram and more.

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