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Food Preparation Systems

The Restaurant Warehouse

When applied to traditional food service establishments, a system is typically seen as something that does not belong and is not conducive to food preparation and serving the customer. Essentially, food service systems can be categorized into three groups: computerized or automated, semi-automated, and manual.

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Exploring the Factors Behind the Surge in Restaurant Automation

Modern Restaurant Management

With the hospitality staffing shortage on the rise, those in the automation industry have identified opportunities. Robots are now being deployed for various tasks, ranging from food preparation and delivery to customer service. Even today, the latest data from the U.S.

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Restaurant Trends to Look For in 2025

Modern Restaurant Management

History will show that COVID was the line of demarcation for the hospitality industry in the 21st century. Here are a few early observations of what 2025 could bring to the hospitality industry. Contactless Ordering, Inside and Out Door Dash, Uber Eats and other third-party delivery services will continue to expand.

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Beating the Labor Crunch: Outsourced Strategies Are Key

Modern Restaurant Management

As restaurants and other hospitality venues re-open and see increased demand from customers and guests, one thing is clear: labor shortages could slow their recovery, hampering businesses trying to capitalize on the booming consumer demand. While some point to the labor crunch as a short-term issue, this is likely wishful thinking.

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Six Strategies to Improve Restaurant Efficiency

Modern Restaurant Management

Provide Customer Service Training. There is a direct correlation between customer service level and staff training. You will then have a capable team that consistently delivers unbeatable levels of customer service. This positively affects team morale, staff loyalty, and restaurant efficiency.

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Consumer Habits Are Changing — What’s Next for Restaurant Tech?

Modern Restaurant Management

Acquiring this technology allows restaurant owners to focus on creating delicious food and providing excellent customer service — the POS system takes care of the rest. Automation can and should fine-tune operational processes and human customer service.

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Longer Pandemic, More Employer Obligations: The Latest from OSHA and How it Affects Your Restaurant

Modern Restaurant Management

For restaurants, this seems relatively simple, but employers should not stop at customer service areas or food preparation areas. Also consider lobbies (where customers may gather and wait), as well as bars. Identify hazards of when and where employees may be exposed to COVID-19.