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

Modern Restaurant Management

Staffing changed during this time as well to cater to the off-premises customer experience. The operational challenges brought on by the pandemic, such as limited staffing and food inventory planning due to supply chain issues, made it clear that reliable reservations are essential.

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14 Essential Features of a Restaurant POS System

LimeTray

That being said, LimeTrays restaurant POS system supports contactless, mobile, and digital wallet payments, among other options, catering to varying customer preferences. By analyzing sales patterns, they reveal which menu items are most popular, guiding menu adjustments and inventory planning.

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Kwicpik Offers Convenience To The Customers With Next-Gen IoT Technology

The Restaurant Times

He points out three key areas that IoT helps with: There’s effective inventory management and one does not have to rely on a just-in-time model. IoT helps in better inventory planning and helps streamline the entire operations. . Certain food items might get spoiled because of their shelf life.

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Explore rewarding careers in the restaurant industry

Les Roches

Head chef This role requires administrative and culinary prowess in managing food inventory, planning budgets, supervising kitchen activities and creating signature recipes. Kitchen manager This role is primarily about managing the administrative tasks in the kitchen, such as staffing, supplies, scheduling, and budgeting.