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Catering for Productivity: How to Make Your Kitchen Work Smarter

Modern Restaurant Management

The productivity puzzle is one that is most complex in the catering industry. Skills shortages, margin pressures, and a high turnover, ‘revolving door’ culture contributes to a difficult environment to be time-efficient within, all while making sure you’re providing optimum customer service.

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Hotel Market Segmentation Guide- Key to Your Hotel's Growth

Hotelogix

Whether it's business travelers seeking efficiency, luxury seekers craving unique experiences, or budget-conscious families planning their vacations, each group has distinct needs and preferences that present unique revenue opportunities.

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2025 Outlook: Experts Weigh In on Restaurant Trends and Challenges, Part One

Modern Restaurant Management

This frees up valuable labor resources to focus on what really matters—serving customers at the restaurant level, and focusing on customer service and business growth at the distributor level. Return to office ordering : Restaurants are seeing a shift in demand, with increased orders for office catering and lunch pickups.

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In 2025, Small Changes Will Have a Big Impact on Pizza Restaurants

Modern Restaurant Management

One trend gaining traction is the introduction of premium add-ons to appeal to different customer segments. From garlic-butter crust options to artisanal oils, offering “good, better, best” options allows pizzerias to serve budget-conscious customers while catering to those willing to splurge for higher quality.

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MRM EXCLUSIVE: Restaurants Going Digital Require Technology That Always Works

Modern Restaurant Management

Savvy restaurateurs are looking at technological innovations not as a side dish, but as one of the main ingredients in a restaurant’s direct relationship with its customers. This includes integrating point-of-sale terminals, fixed and mobile POS devices, and tabletop tablets for easy ordering and paying. Is Your Refrigerator Running?

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Home-Grown Mid-Segment Hotel Brands have a Competitive Edge Against International Brands in India

Hotelogix

Leaders in this segment emphasize the importance of understanding local needs, culture, and traditions to engage effectively with domestic customers. "The This localized approach enhances the guest experience and builds lasting relationships with customers.

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Why choose a career in food and beverage management?

Les Roches

It relates to anything involving providing food and drink, including menu planning, kitchen operations, customer service, inventory control, financial management, and compliance with food safety regulations. Transition to F&B management with a postgrad in hospitality management.