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  • 5/1/2005

    A Gift to be Simple

    HT talks to restaurateurs to find out what is beyond the explosive growth of gift card programs
  • 4/1/2005

    Rules of the Road

    Sometimes guiding technology for a major hotel company can seem more art than science. Take Marriott, for example. With 2,600 properties and more than $9 billion in sales, Marriott is clearly the largest and most influential hotel company. And yet, as Marriott's CTO and senior vice president of information technology strategy Barry Shuler readily admits, running Marriott's IT department requires more negotiation than anything else.
  • 4/1/2005

    Hyatt, Embassy Suites Go Self-Serve

    Hyatt Hotels and Embassy Suites have made major self-service check-in/out deployments.
  • 4/1/2005

    PM Building Blocks

    Andrew Furrer, director of information technology for Kimpton Hotels and Restaurants, based in San Francisco, knows how important property-management systems (PMS) can be to business operations in the hospitality industry
  • 4/1/2005

    CIO Honors

    Luke Mellors, IT Director at the Dorchester Hotel was recently named CIO of the Year at the UK Technology Innovation & Growth Awards.
  • 4/1/2005

    The Passing Lane

    Digital Dashboard gives hotel and restaurant operators the data they need to speed by their competition
  • 4/1/2005

    Technology To Go

    Trends in the restaurant industry reveal a growing consumer demand for take-out/to-go options from casual dining and fast-food establishments; a market that accounted for 58 percent of total restaurant traffic in 2001, according to the National Restaurant Association. From wireless networks to online ordering, technology continues to play a critical role in meeting customer expectations for greater efficiency and speed.
  • 4/1/2005

    Portal-Ability

    When it comes to IT operations of multi-unit restaurant chains, paper has long been the chef's special.
  • 4/1/2005

    Research Notes

    According to data compiled in the Seventh Annual Restaurant Industry Technology Study, Driving Restaurant Profitability, productivity (47%) is the top priority for QSR restaurants IT projects, followed by cost savings (41%).
  • 4/1/2005

    Friday's Turns Up Heat in Kitchen

    Carlson Restaurants Worldwide selects ConnectSmart Hospitality Automation Solution from QSR Automations (qsrautomations.com) for its company-owned T.G.I. Friday's restaurants.