Quick Service Restaurant (QSR)

With new EMV PIN pads and this software upgrade, restaurant operators can also speed up service, offering NFC contactless payment, and digital wallet payment solutions such as Apple Pay and Google Wallet.

The EverServ 8000 Series is intended to maximize performance and enhance the guest experience.

It offers a seamless experience how customers want their fast food: across mobile devices, tablets and personal computers.

Restaurants can now use NetWaiter to establish a minimum ticket size per delivery zone, thus better managing their delivery business and ensuring only larger deliveries are made to farther distances.

In a Q&A with Spartan Computer Services, HT gathers guidance on how to best plan and implement kitchen display systems. Sponsored

Hotels and restaurants are starting to think with a “mobile first” mentality for both processing transactions and personalizing the consumer experience. Inside this supplement, restaurants and hotels can evaluate the hottest mobile solutions in the marketplace to find ones that are the right fit for their businesses.

Digital menu boards, TV monitors, mobile ordering and payment app pick up are part of how the QSR giant is redefining the fast food experience.

The first phase of the mobile order ahead app roll-out was activated in California, New York, Chicago and Hawaii throughout the month of August.