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The food-at-work movement: Making catering a solid revenue stream

Fast Casual

It's a mistake to build catering around the classical solutions of POS systems. Instead, operators must become light-food manufacturers.

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Why Your Restaurant Needs A Mobile POS System

The Restaurant Times

A mobile POS or an mPOS (mobile point-of-sale) system is any internet-enabled smartphone or a tablet dedicated to performing the functions of an electronic point-of-sale terminal. . For the vast F&B market in the UAE, mobile POS systems are an asset. This is exactly what a mobile POS system has to offer.

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Common Issues and Solutions for Restaurant POS Systems

LimeTray

Problems with your restaurant POS system. Common problems with restaurant POS systems, like software glitches, hardware failures, and integration issues, can lead to order inaccuracies, longer wait times, and even revenue loss. Ever experienced a busy dinner rush where everything seemed to go wrong? The culprit?

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Table for One – Elevating the Solo Dining Experience

Modern Restaurant Management

As more and more people partake in the experience and more restaurants implement measures catered specifically to solo diners, a customer-centric approach is key. Catering to solo diners is more just than seating them as restaurants would any other customer.

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Meet the latest innovations in hospitality tech

Hospitality Magazine

The business deploys services that provide food access, enjoyment, and ease of use for diners and caterers, which is fundamental to the design. The Self-Serve product allows caterers and hospitality specialists to prepare meals and deliver them to secure thermal food lockers.

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Cloud vs. Traditional Restaurant POS Systems: A Simple Comparison

LimeTray

Then came traditional POS systems, which felt revolutionary. Fast forward a decade, and the tech world has left legacy systems in the dust. Traditional POS systems, while still reliable for on-site transactions and basic operations, fall short when it comes to flexibility and integration capabilities. No problem!

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14 Essential Features of a Restaurant POS System

LimeTray

that some restaurants still rely on outdated systems. Modern POS systems have evolved into command centers that help you manage everythingfrom orders, payments, inventory, reservations, you name itall with just a few clicks. Yes, were looking at you, legacy cash registers. Theyre not just tech tools; theyre business lifesavers.