Platforms

  • Guest Checks Neglected?

    While restaurants have a much more balanced approach to business objectives in 2011, such as increasing same store sales and guest counts, increasing the average dollar value of guest checks ranks low on their priority list.
  • Restaurants Rebound

    If the phrase that characterized 2010 was "flat is the new up" then "cautiously optimistic" is the attitude in 2011. Here's why.
  • HT Freshens Up

    This year marks a number of fresh approaches at HT magazine, including a new look to the magazine and a more personalized experience on htmagazine.com.
  • Tipping Point for Tableside

    Is the tide finally turning for tableside ordering and payment technology in the United States? Learn why menu labeling and form factor are helping to drive tableside POS acceptance.
  • Self Service in Up-scale

    Omni's approach to self-service check-ins is a great example of how self-service can migrate into environments that demand "high-touch," and also reminds us that self-service continues to expand.
  • Jets, Giants and Jack

    Jack in the Box's re-launched website features an interactive telephone, with Jack himself as the messenger, that lets users send personalized e-mails or phone calls; the perfect tool for talking football trash.
  • What's Your Integration Wish?

    Industry survey reveals that system integration has become a significant issue for restaurant executives, in particular at the point-of-sale.
  • Foursquare or be Square

    Although many of us may feel like we're just about at social-net overload, Foursquare is one tool that is full-on entrenched in the hospitality industry.
  • Honoring 2010 Hotel Visionaries

    Each year, Hospitality Technology presents a select group of lodging companies with its Hotel Visionary Awards to honor their outstanding vision and achievement in technology and service innovation. The 2010 winners showcase the great range of innovation that can be accomplished in every sector of the lodging industry.
  • The Big Business of Small Business

    A review of the National Restaurant Association's 2010 Restaurant Industry Forecast shows that the vast majority of restaurant operations, whether they are mom-and-pop or franchisees carrying a name brand, may be small in size, but they are a very big part of the U.S. economy.
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