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POS Market Momentum Continues

Modern Restaurant Management

Restaurant point-of-sale (POS) terminals are steadily replacing the now obsolete cash registers used in restaurants. Businesses in the food service industry are primarily adopting these advanced POS systems to streamline the communication between waitstaff and kitchen staff, inventory tracking, and improving team management.

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Track These Restaurant Analytics (Infographic)

Modern Restaurant Management

That idea holds true in the hospitality and food service industries where crucial business decisions are made every day. One of the most important sources is a restaurant’s POS system, or point-of-sale system. These findings may be used to reduce food waste and operating costs.

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

Modern Restaurant Management

Customers expect efficient and convenient payments, and restaurants must adapt to meet those demands Tap-to-pay, tableside QR codes, tablets — you name it — help the food service industry embrace flexible and intelligent payment systems. An added benefit: restaurants can also capture and analyze valuable customer data.

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

Modern Restaurant Management

When consumers order more food online, it’s clearly good for business – but it can also make it harder for businesses to manage inventory. In 2025, restaurants need to have a plan in place that ensures they are effectively managing inventory and redirecting unused, still edible food to donations.

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POS Systems: The Backbone of Restaurant Tech

Modern Restaurant Management

The modern restaurant point-of-sale (POS) system has grown beyond simply handling payments. Feature-rich mobile POS systems have evolved to processing orders, sending tickets to the kitchen, providing detailed reporting and offering thorough inventory and business management. The Future of POS.

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AI: Not Just a “Nice-to-Have” for Food Service Management

Culinary Digital

While several kitchens are experimenting with AI-powered point-of-sale systems, like this self-checkout station at Dartmouth Tuck School of Business , the most promising AI technologies for food service management are behind the counter. AI-powered supply chain platforms provide an enticing solution. Want to learn more?

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Implementing ZTA for Cybersecurity: Benefits and Best Practices

Food Safety Tech

However, cyberattacks pose an increasingly serious threat to food safety, food businesses and consumers. As the food service industry becomes increasingly reliant on digital technology and processes in their day-to-day operations, cybersecurity should become an integral part of their safety considerations.