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By Sara Rush Wirth on Apr. 28, 2014

Domino’s Pizza is more reliant on technology, such as its online order tracker that is part of its “Pizza Theater” format. It also added in-store seating and an open kitchen. Domino’s had opened more than 200 of these stores as of January.

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Sara Rush Wirth is the former Content Director for Winsight Media's Foodservice group.
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