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DayMark Safety Systems

DayMark Safety Systems

Established in 1989, DayMark® Safety Systems provides the food service industry with efficient, economical, and innovative labeling, as well as other products and services in the areas of facility safety, employee safety, food safety and technology and support. DayMark revolutionized labeling for federal food code compliance with the introduction of DissolveMark® dissolvable labels; MoveMark™ removable labels; and ToughMark™ repositionable labels. In 2012, DayMark’s direct thermal labeling system was introduced to automate shelf life, food rotation and grab-n-go product labeling – bringing even greater efficiencies and savings to restaurants and commercial food service operators.

DayMark took another step in 2018 with the launch of the MenuPilot® application, supported by the MenuCommand® corporate dashboard and Matt 85™ wireless tablet and Bluetooth direct thermal printer, which delivers a truly affordable, real IoT solution for every food service kitchen. When you Partner with DayMark, The Difference is Night and Day™.

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Technology

Mobile apps: Changing the ways restaurants do business

Now more than ever, people all over the world are using apps on their smartphones, tablets, and PCs, both at home and at work. With targeted information, the use of an app in running a restaurant can ...

Technology

How automation improves restaurant operations

As labor challenges continue in the foodservice industry, many restaurant owners are turning to automation to help run their businesses. Utilizing available technology to help ease the stress of being...

Staffing challenges continue to cause headaches in the restaurant and food industry. With summer over, the problem has worsened as seasonal student employees have gone back to school. The recent surge...

Improper food temperature is consistently cited as one of the most common food safety violations by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration and addressing food safety requires a rigorous temperature monitoring system.

How do restaurant owners move forward with less staff while facing the same tasks and requirements needed to ensure food availability and safety?

As the demand for off-premise dining continues to grow, operators need to make adjustments to ensure customers are receiving the same level of quality and safety they would if their meal were consumed in house.

Operators share the same concerns as their customers, and it is up to them to ensure that the food they prepare for their customers is delivered undamaged and safe.

Did COVID-19 really transform the restaurant industry—or did it just hasten an evolution that was already inevitable?

Building a strong customer experience has long been a driving force for earning customer loyalty—but with the coronavirus pandemic, maintaining a positive customer experience while having little or no physical contact with customers requires restaurant operators to rethink their approach to how they do business.

With ongoing concerns related to COVID-19, restaurant owners have been forced to rethink how they serve guests as well as how they can ensure the safety of their employees.

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