Restaurants

The Sheraton Society Hill Hotel in historic Philadelphia is seeing a significant reduction in its liquor costs though the implementation of Capton's RFID beverage tracker solution.

The findings for Hospitality Technology's 2009 Self-Service Technology Study are in, and the results point to a growing consumer demand for self-service tech and a plethora of next-gen solutions that harness personal devices.

Is WiFi, whether it is free or with a fee, a determinant in customer retention? A University of Delaware study reveals how WiFi impacts guest loyalty in the restaurant environment.

Hospitality Technology scours the POS vendor marketplace to find out the latest innovations in POS software. Bundled offerings, new third-party integrations, and simplified user interfaces are just some of the newest updates.

Do diners prefer to make reservations online or over the telephone? Based on the findings of a survey taken by Cornell University's Center for Hospitality Research, it seems that customers feel conflicted between the two.

Social media and Web 2.0 are revolutionizing the way many modern adults stay connected and share ideas. Discover new uses for Web 2.0 tools and the best practices that will boost brand recognition and drive business efficiency in any hospitality organization.

Star Micronics' multifunction HSP7000 printer series is now supported by Microsoft's dynamic retail management system to provide small and mid-market operators with a complete POS solution.

In a study recently released by the Cornell Center for Hospitality Research, three researchers found that restaurant customers place a higher value on some types of technology than they do on others. Find out how customers ranked pagers for table management, online reservations, Internet-based ordering, kiosk-based payment and more.