Technology

The latest news and trends in restaurant technology
Technology

3 benefits of fully integrated restaurants

For operators who haven’t taken the plunge yet, the so-called integrated restaurant can seem like a daunting undertaking.

Technology

McDonald’s launches an employee-centric mobile app

The Archways to Careers app will help employees match their skills and interests with career opportunities.

While many restaurants are aware of the labor-saving power of artificial intelligence, they may not be as aware that this technology can also be a sales-boosting tool by providing more personalized service for customers.

Widespread use of the technology may be a ways off, but supply chain traceability is still top of mind for operators.

The company, once said to be valued at $4 billion, is laying off half its staff and pivoting its focus as it joins other struggling robot-enabled restaurant startups.

The company named Lucy Brady its chief digital customer engagement officer and elevated the status of CIO Daniel Henry as it works to bolster its use of technology.

Join Restaurant Business' experts Peter Romeo and Sara Rush Wirth for a webinar on maximizing off-premise opportunities.

Cloud-based computing can provide operators with the ability to build a best-in-class stack of solutions and to add capabilities as needed.

Here are a few ways that technology is being used to streamline job functions and increase employees’ satisfaction with their experiences at restaurants.

Operators who view procurement as a strategic financial management tactic can shave percentage points off their food costs and gain competitive leverage.

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