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Domino’s is testing GPS driver tracking

The Phoenix test, expected to be expanded to additional markets this spring, will allow customers and store managers to track drivers.

Financing

No, Domino’s won’t use third-party delivery

Third-party services’ growth hit the pizza chain’s same-store sales, but the company believes its unit development strategy will win in the long run.

The company is working with Xevo to put its ordering platform in more dashboards.

The aim is getting precious space on customers’ phones for an app.

New research shows that a considerable positive impact is felt by restaurants across the board, not just big marketers or operations with a hometown team in the hunt.

Domino’s and Wingstop are both planning to put more stores in strong markets. RB’s The Bottom Line takes a look at the strategy and its risks.

But the company opened its most stores in 20 years last year as operators shift to unit growth.

Points for Pies uses artificial intelligence to determine whether customers are eating pizza and awards points, no matter where it’s from.

The company says “fortressing” will build sales and protect its market from third-party delivery.

As brands face franchisee unrest, Domino’s provides a reminder of why it’s been successful, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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