Scheduling, automation, and delivery were leading topics at this year’s NRA Show, which took place from May 20-23 in Chicago. GrubHub, a leading food delivery company, announced a partnership with Oracle Hospitality that allows restaurants to manage deliveries through one device, streamlining the process. In addition, Toast unveiled a new takeout and delivery feature and OpenSimSim introduced a free scheduling tool.
One of the biggest offers came from OpenTable, which teamed up with QSR Automation’s DineTime to allow customers to book reservations at casual-dining restaurants. Thanks to the partnership, consumers will be able to use OpenTable to estimate wait times and add their names to waitlists.
- Scheduling, delivery and automation were key topics at tech exhibits at the NRA Show, particularly for operators looking to trim labor costs and improve efficiency.
- Noodoe showed off its tableside service block, with five customizable calls to action.
- Digital signage specialist BrightSign debuted a new self-service kiosk, developed in partnership with Felbro Displays.
“OpenTable has joined forces with QSR Automation’s DineTime to allow guests to book reservations or get on the waiting list for casual-dining restaurants.”
Read more: http://www.restaurant-hospitality.com/technology/latest-tech-scheduling-delivery-and-automation
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The latest in tech: Scheduling, delivery and automation
Scheduling, automation, and delivery were leading topics at this year’s NRA Show, which took place from May 20-23 in Chicago. GrubHub, a leading food delivery company, announced a partnership with Oracle Hospitality that allows restaurants to manage deliveries through one device, streamlining the process. In addition, Toast unveiled a new takeout and delivery feature and OpenSimSim introduced a free scheduling tool.
One of the biggest offers came from OpenTable, which teamed up with QSR Automation’s DineTime to allow customers to book reservations at casual-dining restaurants. Thanks to the partnership, consumers will be able to use OpenTable to estimate wait times and add their names to waitlists.
Key Takeaways:
“OpenTable has joined forces with QSR Automation’s DineTime to allow guests to book reservations or get on the waiting list for casual-dining restaurants.”
Read more: http://www.restaurant-hospitality.com/technology/latest-tech-scheduling-delivery-and-automation
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