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  • Speed vs. Service

    Fast casual restaurants use POS systems to maintain the speed-service balance
  • Fast and Fresh

    Take a stroll down Lexington Avenue in midtown Manhattan and you might be surprised by your dining options. No longer are you limited to a burger and fries; they've slowly been supplemented by hundreds of fast casual providers offering made-to-order salads, sandwiches, and even more exotic treats like Thai or Mexican. From Cosi to Europa, the goal is quick service in a relaxing atmosphere, and more often than not a healthier alternative.
  • Consumers More Ready for Kiosks than Operators

    The third annual Self Service Technology Study, published by Hospitality Technology magazine, reveals that consumer interest is strong for self-service options in the hospitality industry.
  • To Pump or Not to Pump

    No one loves a fast, sporty car more than me. I've often mused about strapping into a Jaguar XK Convertible or a Corvette Z06. These days, I drive the ultimate hot car: the Toyota Corolla S-type.
  • Fingerprint Recognition Comes to Sports Bar

    Smooth's Sports Grille has deployed point-of-sale (POS) terminals with integrated fingerprint recognition from NCR Corporation.
  • Next Generation Table Management

    How leading restaurant operators leverage IT to turn tables faster while driving top and bottom line growth.
  • Cutting the Cord: June 2007

    Restaurants brave enough to go wireless benefit from the impact of maximum mobility
  • Evolution of a Classic

    Steak & Shake stays fresh with new menu offerings and a focus on quality service
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