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Five Keys to Success for QSRs Post-COVID

Modern Restaurant Management

Personalized offers deliver the right incentive to the right people at the right time, optimizing promotion budgets and appeasing franchisees, who loathe to lose margin unnecessarily. Taco Bell, for example, incorporated smart kitchen technology to detect customer arrival and suggest in-app the fastest pick-up option.

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Four Focus Areas for QSRs to Mitigate Wage and Commodity Inflation

Modern Restaurant Management

There is money to be saved by more closely managing campaign budgets and the cost of offers by zeroing in on efforts around segmentation and personalization. First, brands should work to improve their back-office processes, moving to digital-first solutions where automation can reduce manual overhead. Streamline Kitchen Operations.

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Pandemic Reflections: What Lessons Has the Restaurant Industry Learned?, Part Two

Modern Restaurant Management

Leveraging the right tech stack remains essential to operators' peace-of-mind and ability to pivot effectively. With a growing number of technology providers entering the market in recent years, restaurant operators have also become more discerning as they manage already tight budgets.

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14 Essential Features of a Restaurant POS System

LimeTray

This feature minimizes waste, prevents stockouts, and supports budget management. LimeTrays POS inventory management feature takes it up a notch with cost control features that keep your kitchen well-stocked without overbuying. This digital system streamlines kitchen operations, ensuring dishes are prepared accurately and served fresh.

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FOH Meaning: What it is and How it’s The First Line in Customer Satisfaction

Synergy Suite

Front of House vs. Back of House When you walk into a restaurant, you might immediately notice the friendly hostess greeting you at the door and the waitstaff bustling about to take orders and deliver food. This is the front of the house, where the customer-facing actions happen. Restaurant management is a big job.

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Fast Food Restaurant Management – Diving deeper

Lithos POS

To keep kitchen operations efficient kitchen managers must control inventory, order supplies, and maintain kitchen hygiene standards. They communicate with the administrative team, particularly the General Manager, to streamline kitchen operations, implement menu changes, and address any kitchen-related issues.

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Hotel and restaurant management career paths

Les Roches

Housekeeping is very important in the hospitality industry because customers expect a high level of cleanliness at venues.